Congenital Hernia and Hydrocele Treatment

Congenital Hernia & Hydrocele – Expert Paediatric Treatment by Dr. Premkumar K

Congenital Hernia and Hydrocele are common conditions seen in newborns, infants, and young children. A hernia occurs when a part of the intestine protrudes through a weak abdominal wall, while a hydrocele involves fluid collection around the testis. Dr. Premkumar K, an expert in Paediatric & Reconstructive Urology, provides safe, precise, and child-friendly evaluation and treatment to correct these conditions effectively.

  • Common Symptoms – Groin swelling, scrotal swelling, visible bulge during crying or straining, painless fluid accumulation, or intermittent size changes in the swelling.

  • Types of Hernia – Inguinal hernia, communicating hydrocele, non-communicating hydrocele, and hernias associated with premature birth or congenital abnormalities.

  • Diagnostic Evaluation – Physical examination, ultrasound of the groin/scrotum, assessment of reducibility, and evaluation for complications such as incarceration or strangulation in hernias.

  • Medical Management – Observation for small hydroceles in infants, monitoring for spontaneous resolution, and symptomatic care if no complications are present.

  • Minimally Invasive Surgery – Safe pediatric hernia repair, laparoscopic herniotomy, and hydrocele correction procedures performed with precision, minimal pain, and quick recovery.

  • Surgical Correction – High ligation of hernia sac, non-communicating hydrocele repair, and correction of persistent fluid accumulation to ensure normal testicular development.

  • Recovery & Follow-Up – Short hospital stay, rapid return to normal activities, scar-less healing (for laparoscopy), and routine follow-ups to monitor growth and testicular health.

With specialized paediatric expertise and advanced surgical techniques, Dr. Premkumar K ensures safe and effective management of congenital hernia and hydrocele, helping children recover quickly and grow with confidence.

If your child has groin or scrotal swelling, or if you suspect a hernia or hydrocele, early evaluation is essential. Consult Dr. Premkumar K for expert assessment and personalized paediatric urology care.

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