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Sir 1 month old baby's one testis is larger than another from birth.What should We do?Is it a sign of problems
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Hello This appears to be hydrocele - a collection of fluid around the testis, which is common in newborns. It usually resolves on its own by 1–2 years of age without any treatment. This condition is usually benign and self-limiting. Most babies with hydrocele do not need surgery unless it persists after 1–2 years or if it’s a communicating hydrocele.
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No immediate treatment needed if it’s a simple hydrocele. Follow up with your pediatrician during regular visits. Ultrasound may be advised if: The swelling persists beyond 1 year, or Doubt exists between hydrocele and hernia
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Ensure the swelling is: Painless, Reducible or not rapidly increasing, Not associated with redness, fever, or excessive crying Red flags: If the swelling becomes tense, red, or painful Baby has vomiting, irritability, or refusal to feed The swelling is hard or suddenly increases in size You’re unable to feel the testis separately — rule out hernia or testicular torsion
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Don't worry it . It won't be permanent it will disappear at 2 yrs of age
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Go for usg scrotum . To rule out hydrocoele.
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Kindly consult once physically to nearby pediatrician and do once ultrasound testis
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Needs evaluation. Please consult a Paediatrician physically.
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We need to check if there is a fluid collection of a hydrocele or another swelling or is it simply a retractile testis on the other side
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Check with your paediatrician at the clinic
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Kindly consult pediatrician physically as it requires evaluation
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