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How Can A Hydrocele Be Treated?

My dad was diagnosed with hydrocele this week & he is already on medications for that. According to reports, his Beta HCG value is 26.5 mU/mL which is higher than the normal 0-2.5 mU/mL range. Sonography reports suspect a neoplasmic lesion on his right testicle.What diet should he take? He doesn t like too many medicines & it would be great if the HCG level declines naturally. Is this increase because of the hydrocele? What else could be the reason for this?
Thu, 19 Jul 2018
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Elevated beta HCG is indicative of testicular carcinoma. Your USG report also suggestive of suspected mass lesion. So don't go for any natural way to do treatment. I suggest you to consult Urologist for examination and if any mass present than USG guided FNAC or biopsy can be planned for further work up. I hope for the best when you Consult urologist for examination.

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How Can A Hydrocele Be Treated?

Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Elevated beta HCG is indicative of testicular carcinoma. Your USG report also suggestive of suspected mass lesion. So don t go for any natural way to do treatment. I suggest you to consult Urologist for examination and if any mass present than USG guided FNAC or biopsy can be planned for further work up. I hope for the best when you Consult urologist for examination. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.