Hydrocele treatment involves addressing the buildup of fluid around the testicle, which causes swelling in the scrotum. While hydroceles are often painless and may resolve on their own in infants, persistent or symptomatic cases in adults may require medical intervention. Treatment options include aspiration (draining the fluid with a needle) or surgery, known as hydrocelectomy, which is the most definitive approach. Hydrocelectomy involves making a small incision to remove or repair the sac responsible for fluid accumulation. The procedure is simple, safe, and usually performed on an outpatient basis, offering long-term relief and a quick recovery.

• Observation: Mild cases, especially in infants, may resolve naturally without intervention.
• Aspiration: Fluid is drained using a needle, though recurrence is possible.
• Hydrocelectomy: A surgical procedure to remove or repair the fluid-filled sac, ensuring permanent relief.
• Minimally Invasive Option: Laparoscopic hydrocelectomy is available for select cases.
• Quick Recovery: Most patients return to normal activities within 1-2 weeks.
• Low Risk: Surgery is safe with minimal complications.
• Symptom Relief: Effective in reducing scrotal swelling and discomfort.