After your surgery, you may feel more tired than usual and have some mild groin pain for several days. Your groin and scrotum may be swollen or bruised. This usually gets better in 2 to 3 weeks. You will …

Dec 7, 2024 · The recovery period after hydrocele surgery can be broken down into several phases, each with its own set of expectations, symptoms, and care guidelines. Let's take a closer look at …

A hydrocelectomy repairs a hydrocele. The procedure often lasts less than an hour. Risks include infection and bruising. Recovery usually takes at least two weeks.

Avoid soaking water of any kind (bathtub, hot tub, lake, swimming pool, etc) until the incision site is completely healed, approximately 6 weeks. Your wound should begin to heal in 1-2 days and your …

May 10, 2025 · In this blog, we will guide you through what to expect after hydrocele surgery, including the recovery timeline, potential complications, and tips to ensure a successful recovery.

Recovery from a hydrocelectomy usually takes a very short period of time. You may be able to return to your normal day-to-day activities a week after or even just a few days after the surgery. However, …

Avoid Swimming for 6 weeks. Do not strain when you are having bowel movement. You can take a shower 48hours after Surgery. There are no specific dietary restrictions associated with this surgery …

Wear scrotal support at all times. Drain will be in for 24 hours. You will be seen in the office in 24 hours for the drain to be removed. You may shower once the drain is removed. Sutures are dissolvable. …

Expect irregular bowel habits until fully recovered. You may need to increase the fiber in your diet and take a stool softener or laxative. Take it easy for the first 48 hours after the procedure. Do not drive …

It is recommended that you return to work in one week following surgery. If your job involves desk work and/or light duty, you may return in 3-4 days. You will likely experience discomfort for 2-3 weeks …