What is the harm of hydrocele
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Hydrocele harm has nerve function impairment, motor dysfunction, organic damage, etc.
1, nerve function impairment
hydrocele may produce compression on peripheral nerves, resulting in nerve function impairment, manifested as paresthesia, dyskinesia, muscle hypodynamia and other symptoms.
2, motor dysfunction
hydrocele may interfere with the normal conduction of motor nerves, affecting muscle contraction and motor function, resulting in limb weakness, muscle atrophy, gait abnormalities, etc.
3, organic damage
Long-term existence of hydrocele may produce continuous compression on cells, tissues, organs, etc., resulting in organic damage, affecting the normal life of patients. It is
recommended that patients with hydrocele need to be treated in a regular hospital in time, so as not to delay the disease, resulting in the occurrence of the above hazards.
