Causes of hydrocele

The causes of hydrocele include trauma, infection, tumor, etc. 1. Trauma When the spinal cord or nerve root of the patient is injured, it may cause traumatic hydrocele, resulting in discomfort for the patient. 2. The tissue of the infected hydrocele site is stimulated by inflammatory substances, which may lead to local mucosal tissue damage, accompanied by a large amount of liquid material accumulation. 3. Tumor directly increases the pressure in the surrounding blood vessels, and increases the permeability of blood vessels, resulting in subhydrocele fluid exudation. It is recommended that patients with hydrocele receive regular treatment in hospital, and pay attention to maintaining proper rest during recovery.