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Best Hydrocele Treatment Hospital in Hyderabad, India

PACE Hospitals is recognized as the best hospital for hydrocele treatment in Hyderabad, Telangana, India, providing exceptional urological care with a patient-centric approach. Our expert urologists specialize in diagnosing and treating hydrocele using the latest medical advancements, ensuring a seamless experience from consultation to recovery.

Hydrocele is a condition where fluid accumulates around the testicles, leading to swelling and discomfort. While often painless, it can cause discomfort, heaviness, or cosmetic concerns. At PACE Hospitals, our top urologists offer the best treatment for hydrocele, including non-surgical and surgical treatment options, such as aspiration, sclerotherapy, and hydrocelectomy (surgical removal) for long-term relief. Our state-of-the-art facilities and minimally invasive procedures ensure faster recovery and reduced post-treatment complications.

Hydrocele diagnosis

A hydrocele is an accumulation of fluid in the scrotum that can be detected through a clinical examination of hydrocele that includes taking history, a physical examination, and imaging tests. The urologist considers the following before selecting the appropriate tests to diagnose hydrocele: 

Hydrocele history taking

Hydrocele examination

Hydrocele history taking

During the process of history taking, the urologist may ask regarding the onset, duration, and severity of signs and symptoms, and identify any relevant genitourinary (GU) history, sexual history, recent trauma, exercise, or systemic illnesses.

The urologist/andrologist may ask the patient regarding: 

Pain: The presence of pain or discomfort in the scrotum

Swelling: Whether the scrotum or testicles are swollen and if the swelling changes in size throughout the day

Travel history: Whether the patient has lived or travelled in a region where filariasis (Parasitic infection ) is prevalent.

Hydrocele examination

The urologist/ andrologist initiates a hydrocele examination to look for discomfort, and swelling, in the scrotum. The doctor may also look for:

An inguinal hernia by pressing the abdomen and the scrotum

Fluid accumulation by shining a light through the scrotum to check if the fluid around the testicle is clear.

Changes in swelling by asking the patient to cough