Hydrocele Surgery
General Surgery

A hydrocele is a condition in which fluid accumulates around the testicle, causing scrotal swelling and discomfort. At Dr Suri's Health Care in Mira Road East, we provide safe and effective hydrocele surgery to treat this condition and restore comfort.
- Hydrocelectomy for scrotal swelling
- Outpatient surgical procedure
- Minimal downtime recovery
Recognising hydrocele symptoms
A hydrocele is a condition in which fluid accumulates around the testicle, causing scrotal swelling and discomfort. Hydrocele can occur due to injury, infection, inflammation, or fluid imbalance around the testicles.
Patients may notice swelling that gradually increases in size or causes discomfort while walking, sitting, or during physical activity.

Hydrocele surgery (hydrocelectomy)
When the swelling becomes large or symptomatic, hydrocele surgery (hydrocelectomy) is recommended. This procedure involves carefully removing the fluid-filled sac surrounding the testicle to prevent further fluid accumulation.
At Dr. Suri Healthcare, our experienced surgical team focuses on efficient treatment with minimal downtime.
Aftercare and recovery
Proper post-surgery care includes rest, wound monitoring, and follow-up appointments to ensure healing progresses well. Most patients can return to normal routines relatively quickly after recovery.
If you are experiencing scrotal swelling or symptoms of hydrocele, early medical evaluation is important for appropriate treatment.
What we treat & evaluate
- Scrotal swelling and fluid accumulation
- Hydrocele after injury or infection
- Discomfort while walking or sitting
- Recurrent scrotal fluid buildup
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