UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
Safe, precise unilateral hydrocelectomy to treat fluid-filled scrotal swelling — a day-care procedure with quick recovery and permanent solution at Unittas Hospital Chennai.
Hydrocelectomy is a minor procedure to correct a unilateral hydrocele — a fluid-filled sac around one testicle causing scrotal swelling. The surgeon drains the fluid and repairs or removes the sac to stop fluid re-accumulation, typically through a small incision in the scrotum. This outpatient or short-stay surgery provides a permanent solution for persistent or symptomatic hydroceles.
Common causes in adults include injury or trauma, inflammation or infection (epididymitis, orchitis), post-surgical complications, and idiopathic (most common). Symptoms include:
Quick, often under local, spinal, or general anaesthesia, lasting 30–60 minutes:
Most patients go home the same day or after brief observation.
We offer transparent, affordable pricing with no hidden charges. Costs include the procedure, anaesthesia, and standard care.
| Room Type | Approximate Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
| General Ward (Sharing Occupancy) | ₹50,000 |
| Single Room Non AC Deluxe | ₹60,000 |
| Single Room AC | ₹70,000 |
* Includes procedure, anaesthesia, hospital stay if needed, and basic post-operative care.
Unilateral addresses one side only, while bilateral treats both testicles in one session.
Usually 30–60 minutes.
Yes, most cases are outpatient with same-day discharge.
Scars are small and often fade over time, hidden in scrotal skin folds.
Recurrence is rare but possible. Follow-up appointments help monitor.
Local, spinal, or general, based on patient and surgeon preference.
Typically after 2–4 weeks, as advised by your doctor.
Yes, especially if persistent beyond infancy or symptomatic.
No, it rarely affects fertility when performed correctly.
Contact your doctor immediately, as it may indicate a hematoma.
It is an option for some. Discuss with your urologist.
Through physical exams, ultrasound, and sometimes transillumination.
Arrange transport due to anaesthesia effects.
Avoid scrotal trauma; maintain good hygiene and seek prompt treatment for infections.
Our expert urology team at Unittas Hospital is here to help. Book a consultation today.
