A hydrocele is a condition involving swelling of the scrotum from fluid accumulation that sometimes occurs at birth. It usually affects just one testicle, but a hydrocele can be present on both sides.

Hydroceles are seen when fluid fills a normal sac in the scrotum. About 10 in 100 male infants have a hydrocele at birth. Hydroceles can also appear later in infancy or childhood and rarely after ...

Epididymal cysts and hydroceles are common conditions affecting the male reproductive system. Epididymal cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop in the epididymis, while hydroceles are ...

Other patients also received medicines to treat hydrocele and swellings of the breasts. According to the state health minister, Dr. Francis Michael Hassan, the campaign will continue until all ...

A vasectomy is a simple, generally permanent procedure to prevent pregnancy. It's the most effective form of birth control other than abstinence. During the brief procedure, your surgeon will ...