Hinchazón escrotal

Scrotal swelling: should I be worried?

Por Mr Simon Brewster
2024-04-25

The normal scrotum is a pouch consisting of a thin muscle layer and skin which hangs down between a man's two legs. Swelling can develop around the scrotum during childhood or adulthood. The swelling may be made of liquid or solid tissue; the vast majority are benign, grow slowly and are not serious. Mr Simon Brewster talks about the symptoms of scrotal swelling, the causes and how a urologist diagnoses and treats this in men. Ver más

Causes of scrotal swelling in children

Por Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia
2024-04-25

Scrotal swelling may be painless or it can be quite painful. Regardless, some cases require immediate treatment as soon as hours after symptoms become present. Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia, a leading paediatric urologist and expert in treating children's scrotal swelling, explains the causes and swift action needed to have the swelling assessed, diagnosed and treated. Ver más

Scrotal issues: what men need to know

Por Mr Rowland Rees
2024-04-25

Discovering any kind of problem ‘down there’ can be worrying at first. Thankfully, conditions affecting your scrotum, such as pain and swelling, aren't usually a cause for concern and treatment is reletively straightforward. Mr Rowland Rees, a urologist in Hampshire and London gives us a quick overview of what every man should be aware of. Ver más

A guide to varicocele: Is it serious?

Por Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia
2024-04-25

Leading consultant paediatric urologist and paediatric and neonatal surgeon Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia shares her expertise on varicocele, a condition which involves swelling of the veins of the scrotum or spermatic cord, in this informative article. Ver más