I have a hydrocele in my left testicle can it be treated without surgery? If yes, where should I go for help?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Can Hydrocele be Medically Treated? The short answer is, NO.. If the hydrocele is relatively small and does not cause discomfort, it might not require any treatment. There isn't a medication currently available that can treat hydrocele effectively

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