How does the hydrocele of spermatic cord cause?

Spermatic hydrocele is usually caused by abnormal development. In

early embryonic development, the testis is located at the second and third lumbar vertebrae behind the peritoneum, and the fetus descends into the groin and scrotum before and after birth. Under normal circumstances, the sheath process should be closed from the inner inguinal ring to the scrotum. However, some patients with closed sheath process may cause spermatic hydrocele.

Patients diagnosed with spermatic hydrocele should pay attention to lifestyle adjustment, regular schedule, and regular review. Severe patients should also actively cooperate with doctors to reduce symptoms.