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Baby boy 2 year old having hydrocele
My son 2 year 2 month old recently diagnosed for having hydrocele based on USG of scrotum and check up by paediatric surgeon. As per our observation right side swelling with blue colour was observed 15 days back because of striking with some solid item.Blue colour disappeared 10 days back but swelling is as it is. Should we go for operation or there are any chances that it disappears by waiting for some period.
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Get repeat ultrasound if report is again hydrocele nothing to worry may get operated later if the size increases or after pandemic settles down.thanks
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It should be operated. Difficult to manage if complications arise.
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consult a paediatric surgeon
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early the better
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
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Nagpur
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It may be due to hematoma due to trauma
Atleast repeat ultrasound and confirm it with pediatric Surgeon
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