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Can I treat my Hydrocoel without operating it?

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thakur75623
thakur75623

As I m a marketing executive in Farrukhabad. I want to treat my Hydrocoel without any surgical procedure.

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  • abhijit29770
    abhijit29770 thakur75623

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    You can't treat a Hydrocele without a surgery. The surgery is simple and not risky. Go to a reputed Urologist surgeon and get it operated in a reputed hospital that has clean modern surgical facilities.

  • charles44255
    charles44255 thakur75623

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    I can only speak with authority on my own experience. My surgery was BY NO MEANS easy or simple in its aftermath and it did not work!

    Surgery left me in lots of pain and mostly bedridden for a couple of weeks. During that wonderful time, my weakened condition allowed me to contract a terrible flu that nearly killed me in the process. Did I mention you also can't have sex for 6 weeks? After recovery, all was well for a while then the hydrocele returned. It leaked much slower than the first time so now, three years later, it is just getting to a point of being bothersome. I am not going back under that barbaric surgery! There is a new nonsurgical method being practiced as described in these commentaries but reviews are mixed. Not enough samples yet to show how effective or lasting it is. My own strategy is just to get this thing drained with a needle. If it takes 3 more years to re-swell then I will get it drained again in 2022 unless a nonsuirgical alternative is available. Anything is better than another surgery that does not work! Hope this helps. Not everyone here reports the same bad experience I had. Just know it is possible. Good Luck

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