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Swollen Scrotum, Filled With Gel Like Substance. Laproscopic Partial Nephrectomy Done. Normal Symptoms?

Hello, i am 3 days post op from laparascopic partial nephrectomy and i noticed a swollen scrotum . It seems to be filled with an inconsistent liquid/gel-like substance. By examening, it feels like jelly beads. Ist that normal? Will it disappear? I asked a doctor in the hospital, who told me that it will go away in a month.
Mon, 10 Dec 2012
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Thanks for your query.Are you operated on Left side?You had undergone Laproscopic Partial Nephrectomy and have noticed swelling of the scrotum which is filled with jelly like fluid.Mostly this is due to collection of a lymphatic fluid called as lymphocele.Once the collateral lymph circulation develops which takes one or two months This will subside gradually
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Swollen Scrotum, Filled With Gel Like Substance. Laproscopic Partial Nephrectomy Done. Normal Symptoms?

Hello Thanks for your query.Are you operated on Left side?You had undergone Laproscopic Partial Nephrectomy and have noticed swelling of the scrotum which is filled with jelly like fluid.Mostly this is due to collection of a lymphatic fluid called as lymphocele.Once the collateral lymph circulation develops which takes one or two months This will subside gradually