HOW TO TREAT TESTICULAR HYDROCEL NATURALLY?

 A hydrocele is characterized by a clearly demarcated fluid effusion in the bursa. Hydrocele may already develop in the embryonic stage (= congenital hydrocele) or later (= acquired hydrocele). Men are at increased risk from the age of 45. Normally, the testes descend from the abdominal cavity into the bursae at the time of birth. The result is a small canal that usually closes before or after birth. If this duct persists, fluid may collect in the testicle, which will contribute to its swelling. A congenital hydrocele is most often bilateral and resolves spontaneously during the first months of life. If the canal still does not close or not completely, an inguinal hernia can form indirectly.

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The first indication that a hydrocele is present is painless swelling or enlargement of the scrotum caused by a buildup of fluid around one or both testicles. Babies rarely have complications from a hydrocele, and the vast majority go away before the baby's years without treatment. On the contrary, men who suffer from hydrocele might experience some discomfort as the scrotum swells and becomes heavier. This causes problems sitting, walking or running in some extreme cases.

• The pain or discomfort caused by hydrocele is usually related to its size, the bigger it is the more painful it can be.
• Hydroceles tend to be smaller in the morning (upon waking) and to grow larger as the day progresses.
• Premature babies have a higher risk of hydrocele.

Some natural methods to treat this swelling of the bursa

1. Coat the affected organ with a paste obtained by kneading a certain quantity of crushed sorrel with fat.

2. Boil the roots and leaves of Lannea velutina together. Use the decoction to wash the testicles that emerge.

3. Drink from time to time a decoction of the roots of Balanites aegyptiaca decreases the size of the affected limb but does not cure it.

4. Introduce a good handful of roots, lightly scraped, then finely crushed, of Acacia arabica into boiling water. Let cool overnight. The following day, being on an empty stomach, drink a large portion of the said liquid. Then coat the genitals with a paste made up of water and pounded dried fruits from the tree in question. Three days of treatment.

5. Try an Epsom salt bath.

If you notice swelling that is not causing pain in the testicles or scrotum, take a very hot bath with at least a cup of Epsom salt. Relax in the bath for at least 15 to 20 minutes, spreading your legs slightly so that the water can bathe the scrotum. The heat of the water can stimulate the movement of body fluids and help resolve the blockage while the salt helps draw fluid through the skin and reduce swelling. Epsom salt is also rich in magnesium which helps relax muscles and tendons and relieve sensitivity.

• If your hydrocele is causing pain, you could make inflammation and symptoms worse if you expose your scrotum to hot water (or any heat source).
• Do not take a bath that is too hot to avoid scalding yourself, and do not stay too long in the tub to avoid becoming dehydrated.

6. Proper hydration and lemon water against testicular hydrocele.

Hydration is a fundamental part of the treatment of these problems related to water retention because, although it may seem paradoxical, not only dehydration but also inadequate consumption of fluids does not always allow the body to have enough of it. to perform the appropriate processes, hydration and lubrication, as well as cleansing in different areas of the body. As mentioned above, inflammatory processes can be involved in hydrocele, which can be caused by infections that reach the scrotum (especially if the penis and testicles are kept clean or if a sexually transmitted infection is propagated). There the body can respond immunologically correctly, but it will still need adequate hydration to complete the process. For hydration to be effective and therapeutic, consider the following:

• Consumption of drinking water, replacing or eliminating as much as possible juices and carbonated drinks.
• Wait for thirst: This tells the body that it is ready to use water efficiently.
• Drink whole glasses: not 8 glasses a day, but whole glasses instead of sipping.
• It is best to drink as much water as possible outside of meals: the insulin released with food activates water retention functions, preventing the water you drink from being used properly. Lemon water is an option with added antioxidant and antibiotic power to combat this problem, preferably taken on an empty stomach a little before breakfast and without adding sugar.

7. Yoga postures and exercise against testicular hydrocele.

The following yogic postures practiced - with supervision if you are a beginner - for a few minutes a day, on a consistent basis, will help reduce and eliminate testicular hydrocele.

• Standing shoulders or "veil": it is about taking the hips with the hands and extending the legs vertically upwards and the feet pointed. The buttocks contract and the body is positioned as straight as possible. There should be no tension in the neck. This inverted posture helps hold fluid against the legs and in the testicles.
• Eagle pose: one leg is crossed in front of the other, and the palms of the hands are brought together at face level, but the arms are intertwined. This posture requires balance but adjusts the testicles, addressing issues such as testicular hydrocele.
• Cow's Head Posture: The legs are crossed as far as possible, so that the feet are on the outer sides of the hips, with the soles facing back. Bring your right arm behind your back and hold your index finger with your left hand. This posture adjusts the sperm cords, corrects posture and gives you better control over your