How to treat scrotal effusion in children

Many children have problems with genital diseases, which seriously threaten the physical health of young children. Therefore, once such problems occur, we must pay attention to ensuring the physical health of the children and take timely treatment methods to ensure physical health. So how should scrotal effusion in children be treated? Well, let me introduce this issue to you below.

The tunica vaginalis, which is derived from the peritoneum of the process vaginalis when the testis descends, has a secretory function. The serosal surface of the tunica vaginalis can secrete fluid, which can be absorbed at a constant rate through the spermatic vein and lymphatic system. When the secretion increases or the absorption decreases, the fluid accumulated in the tunica vaginalis sac exceeds the normal amount and forms a cyst, which is called hydrocele. There is no need to rush to treat a small amount of testicular hydrocele, because some of them can disappear on their own during the subsequent growth and development. If the effusion continues to increase, it should be actively treated. The radical cure is surgical treatment such as tunica vaginalis reversal or tunica vaginalis excision. For those with less effusion, some irritating drugs can be injected after aspirating the fluid to make the visceral layer of the tunica vaginalis adhere to the parietal layer, but the effect of this method is uncertain and some will still relapse. For secondary testicular hydrocele, the treatment depends on the primary disease.

Testicular hydrocele is a condition in which the processus vaginalis of the peritoneum is closed in the early stages of embryonic development. Because the diameter of the closed tube is relatively small, there is a small amount of fluid, which is called hydrocele. It can be divided into four major types:

① Spermatic hydrocele

② Hydrocele

③Spermatocele

④ Communicating hydrocele. Neonatal hydrocele is quite common. Since there is a possibility of continued closure of the processus vaginalis after birth, surgery is postponed within 1 year old. The surgical method is also high ligation of the processus vaginalis. Recovery is rapid after surgery. The light transmission test can determine whether it is a hernia or a hydrocele.

The hydrocele surgery itself is not dangerous and will not affect future life, but it cannot be performed in any hospital or clinic. This is because the structure of the child's groin is delicate and complex, and the important genital vas deferens passes through it. If you are not careful during the operation, it will cause sequelae. So if your child has not recovered on his own after the age of 1, you should undergo surgery, but you should choose a regular hospital.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If the patient has the above problems, the patient should pay attention to timely treatment to ensure the health of the body and avoid dangerous situations caused by the above problems, which will seriously threaten the patient's physical health. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.