What reason is neonatal testicular effusion caused

Update Date: 2022-08-02 Source: Network

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At the early stage of embryonic development, the testicles live in the lumbar retroperitoneal space. After the birth of the fetus, the testis descends through the inguinal canal and enters the scrotum. At this time, the two layers of peritoneum attached to the testis also sneak into the scrotum. The two layers of peritoneum that enter the scrotum are called tunica vaginalis. The space between the two layers of tunica vaginalis is called tunica vaginalis. Under normal circumstances, there is a small amount of liquid in the tunica vaginalis, which can reduce the friction of the testis when it moves in the scrotum. Neonatal testicular effusion is what causes to tell you.

What reason is neonatal testicular effusion caused

First: mothers can also observe the size of the mass of scrotal effusion. If it continues to increase, it means that the sheath tube on the side of the child's effusion is not closed, and the ascites accumulate in the scrotum.

Second, if the amount of effusion is no longer increased, and only 1-2ml, it means that the tunica vaginalis has been closed, so it can not be treated temporarily, waiting for its self absorption. Because the scrotal testicular tunica vaginalis and abdominal cavity connection channel is different, should be timely surgical repair, will not affect the growth and development of the body and sexual organs.

Third: many boys after birth will have one side, individual will be both sides of the scrotum hydrocele - hydrocele, you can use a flashlight stick on the scrotum transillumination, visible even liquid. As long as the scrotal volume does not increase significantly when crying, it can be basically determined as non communicating hydrocele.

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With the growth of the baby, the fluid in the non communicating hydrocele will be gradually absorbed and disappear around one year old. Waiting for natural absorption, there is no need for special care and special treatment. If the child does not heal after 2 years old, it is necessary to operate in time.