Diseases
Communicating Hydrocele
A communicating hydrocele occurs when the sac surrounding your testicle doesn't close all the way. This allows fluid to flow in and out.
SYMPTOMS
A hydrocele is characterized as a non-painful, soft swelling of the scrotum (one or both sides). The overlying skin is not tender or inflamed. There are two types of hydroceles
CAUSES
This can cause fluid to move from the abdomen into the scrotum. Hydroceles can Also be caused by inflammation or injury in the scrotum or along the channel. The inflammation may be caused by an infection (epididymitis) or another condition.
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