What are the common symptoms of testicular hydrocele?

Patients with mild hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis usually have no subjective discomfort. Some patients may experience a sensation of swelling or heaviness in the scrotum, while others may only incidentally discover it during routine examinations or daily activities. When the fluid accumulation is significant, localized swelling and pain in the scrotum may occur. The most direct treatment for this condition is prompt surgical intervention at a hospital. After surgery, patients can fully recover; unless secondary bacterial infection occurs, no other complications are expected. It is recommended to seek timely medical evaluation and treatment, and during recovery, maintain a light diet to promote healing.