The timing of the surgery for baby scrotal sac hydrops can be postponed depending on the situation.

Following unilateral cryptorchidism surgery at 18 months old, parents of a young child inquire about the permanence of testicle fixation, its impact on growth and development, and whether crying during post-operative ultrasound examinations affects the results. Additionally, they seek advice on the management of a small amount of hydrocele on the opposite side.

Analysis of Common Pediatric Surgical Diseases and Symptoms

Discuss the possible causes of a two-and-a-half-month-old baby having a yellow tongue coating, as well as how to deal with the baby’s refusal to breastfeed and the issue of hydrocele.

Explore the causes of pediatric communicating hydrocele and whether trauma is one of the possible causes.

How to address the issue of small testicle development found in a 3.5-year-old child?

Understanding the natural absorption process of pediatric hydrocele and key family care points to help children recover health better.

Offers treatment suggestions for hydrocele

Discusses the causes of pediatric scrotal hydrocele and provides treatment recommendations.

Discuss the possibility of surgical treatment for one-sided scrotal swelling in children, as well as the types and treatment methods of hydroceles.