Hydrocele
Ultrasound is used by board-certified urologists to confirm a hydrocele, and same-day hydrocelectomy is available to relieve discomfort, reduce cosmetic bulging, and lower infection risk.
What are the options?
A hydrocele is a fluid-filled sac that surrounds the testicle, leading to one-sided or sometimes bilateral scrotal swelling. While usually painless, the added weight can cause discomfort over time, and chronic fluid buildup may conceal underlying tumours or infections.
01. Ultrasound & Labs (20 min)
Hydrocele is confirmed with ultrasound, while labs rule out hernia or tumour.
02. Day-Surgery Repair (30 min)
A small 2 cm scrotal incision is made; the sac is excised and everted.
03. Recovery & Follow-Up (1 week full recovery)
Patients are discharged four hours post-op, with a WhatsApp check-in at 48 hours and complete recovery expected in about a week.
What Our Patients Say
I felt 2 kg lighter and was back to cycling within a week.
The scar is practically invisible after just three months.
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Consultation Workflow & Diagnotics
History & Physical (15min)
Detailed symptom timeline & palpation.
Same-Day Labs (10min)
CBC, urine panel ± tumour markers.
Treatment Plan (5min)
Medication, surgery, or further imaging scheduled.
Board-Certified Urologists
Every procedure is performed by fellowship-trained urology specialists.
On-Site Ultrasound
Immediate, same-day diagnostics without the need for outside referral.
Male-Only Privacy
A discreet, men-only clinic designed for comfort and confidentiality.
WhatsApp Follow-Up
Direct aftercare support with your doctor for peace of mind.
Frequently asked questions
Is hydrocelectomy painful?
Discomfort is minimal. A local block is used during surgery, and any mild ache afterward is usually controlled with standard NSAIDs.
How soon can I return to work?
Most men return to office work within 2–3 days, while manual labour or heavy lifting should wait 10–14 days.
Will the surgery affect fertility?
No. The testicle itself is untouched, and sperm quality remains unchanged.
Can a hydrocele turn into cancer?
No, but fluid can mask underlying tumours, which is why yearly ultrasound is recommended if left untreated.
What if fluid returns?
Recurrence is rare, but if more than 20 mL re-accumulates, a free revision is offered within 12 months.
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