Treatment with homeopathy for HYDROCELE
When a young adult
patient reports swelling in the scrotum that is painful when examined as well
as fluid fluctuation. It is an indication of hydrocele.
Hydrocele is a type of fluid inside the tunica
vaginalis. Many anatomical types of hydrocele exist, but these are more of an
academic in nature than clinical interest. Idiopathic hydrocele may aspire
but the procedure for treatment is safe and of a lasting nature. It could
develop after injuries or infection. Gonococcal infections are the most commonly
cited cause, but due to a decrease in gonococcal incidence, these hydroceles are
decreasing in frequency. Other infections that are not specific to urinary
tract infections can cause hydrocele.
SYMPTOMS OF HYDROCELE
The most common sign of
hydrocele is the painless swelling of the testicles, either one or both.
Adult men with
hydrocele might experience discomfort from the heaviness of a swollen
scrotum. pain generally increases with the size of the
inflammation. Sometimes, the swollen area might be smaller in the morning and
larger later in the day.
CAUSES
A hydrocele may develop
prior to birth. Normally the testicles fall from the baby's developing abdominal
cavity to the scrotum. A sac is attached to each testicle, allowing fluid to be
surrounded by the testicles. Usually, each sac is closed while the liquid is
absorbed.
Sometimes, the fluid
remains after the sac closes(non communicating hydrocele). The fluid is usually
absorbed gradually within the first year of life. But occasionally, the sac remains
open(communicating hydrocele). The sac can change size or it can flow back into
the abdomen. Communicating hydrocele is often associated with inguinal hernia.
Old MALES
A hydrocele can develop
as a result of injury or inflammation within the scrotum. Inflammation might be
caused by an infection in the testicles or in the small, coiled tube at the back
of each testicle (epididymitis).
Homoeopathic Medicine
CONIUM MACULATUM: Very useful to treat the negative effects of suppressed sexual desire.Useful for prostatitis accompanied by bleeding of prostatic fluid. It is a sign of poor memory, urinary troubles, and sexual insanity.
PULSATILLA is a useful
remedy to reduce swelling of the scrotum. If there is pain from the abdominal to
testicles. Highly effective in the treatment of Epididymitis.Useful for an
intense yellow and thick discharge from the urethra.
RHODODENDRON is a
useful treatment for hydroceles in boys who are young after birth. If there is
painful stinging from the spermatic cord into the abdomen and the thigh.
Testicles that are painfully swollen, and more so on the left side.Useful for
painful and swollen testicles.Very beneficial for itchy, sweaty, and wrinkled scrotum.
STAPHYSAGRIA Useful for
hydrocele, especially the following self-abuse. There is an intense itching
sensation on the scrotum.