What should I do if my child has fluid accumulation in his testicles?

The symptom of fluid accumulation in children's testicles is mainly due to the fact that the testicles are compressed and cannot be discharged from the body's metabolism in the later stage. It may also be due to inflammation such as orchitis causing fluid accumulation in the testicles. If a child has fluid accumulation in his testicles, surgical treatment should be performed promptly to drain the fluid from the testicles. After the operation, attention should be paid to the hygiene of the testicles, and comfortable pants should be worn to avoid squeezing of the testicles.

First of all, the child should be taken to a large hospital for a re-examination to determine the location, size and severity of the testicular effusion, so as to provide a scientific basis for the next step of treatment. If the fluid accumulation is not very large, the child is usually treated with medication. Because fluid accumulation is usually caused by inflammation in the testicles, the medication used is mainly Western antibiotics that can kill bacteria and reduce inflammation.

Secondly, if the amount of fluid accumulation is large and the risk is high, the child should undergo surgery in a timely manner. There are two types of surgery for testicular effusion: traditional surgery and minimally invasive puncture surgery. Due to the backward medical technology in some areas, traditional surgery is still used to treat testicular effusion. However, if conditions permit, parents should try to choose minimally invasive puncture surgery for their children, because minimally invasive puncture is much less dangerous than traditional surgery, has a faster recovery period, and is cheaper.

Finally, take good care of your child’s testicles. First of all, we must keep the testicles clean and hygienic, so it is best to clean the testicles and glans of the child once every morning and evening. In fact, it is just to let the child wear some loose pants so as not to put pressure on the testicles. Finally, give your child more fresh fruits to help dissolve the fluid accumulated in the testicles.

The above is the introduction to "What to do if there is fluid accumulation in the child's testicles". From the above introduction, it can be seen that the condition of fluid accumulation in children's testicles is very serious. If targeted treatment is not taken in time, it is likely to affect the development of the children's testicles. This will cause children to suffer from reproductive diseases such as testicular hypoplasia, oligospermia and dead sperm when they grow up. Therefore, you should take your child to a large regular hospital for treatment in time.