What is small testicular hernia in boys

Small testicular hernia in boys is caused by abnormal abdominal organs entering the scrotum. It is a common pediatric surgical disease.

Small testicular hernia can occur in boys, belonging to a common pediatric surgical disease. In most cases, it is due to the ligament at the testicle not fixing the testicle, forming a gap in the abdominal muscle and weak tissue, so that part of the abdominal intestinal tissue or abdominal tissue enters the scrotum through this gap, causing the scrotum volume to gradually increase, resulting in scrotum mass. It can be accompanied by dysuria, walking inconvenience, pain and other symptoms.