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What Causes Testicular Discomfort And Scrotal Swelling?

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Posted on Thu, 19 Jul 2018
Question: The Testicle sac is filling with fluid causing discomfort and swelling of the sac. It comes and goes
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (41 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Most probably an indirect inguinal hernia

Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thank for your query, albeit short and specific.
Your history of scrotal sac filling with fluid that ''comes and goes'' is indicative that there is an indirect inguinal hernia - as the most common cause I can think about.
I would advise you the following in such a situation:
Clinical evaluation, examination by a General Surgeon and if hernia is confirmed get an appointment for surgical correction.
If this is not a hernia then further evaluation will tell the exact cause and a plan for management.
I hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication.
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What Causes Testicular Discomfort And Scrotal Swelling?

Brief Answer: Most probably an indirect inguinal hernia Detailed Answer: Hi. Thank for your query, albeit short and specific. Your history of scrotal sac filling with fluid that ''comes and goes'' is indicative that there is an indirect inguinal hernia - as the most common cause I can think about. I would advise you the following in such a situation: Clinical evaluation, examination by a General Surgeon and if hernia is confirmed get an appointment for surgical correction. If this is not a hernia then further evaluation will tell the exact cause and a plan for management. I hope this answer helps you. Please feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication. Please give feedback too.