Excision of epididymal cyst

An epididymal cyst is a fluid-filled growth that forms on the testis. If the cyst is small and does not cause any side effects, it does not require treatment. It just needs to be constantly observed. If it causes pain, it may require medical attention. If the cysts are large and painful, they may need to be removed with a simple excision. Excision of the epididymal cyst(s) is the removal of a fluid-filled collection called an epididymal cyst, usually above the testicle, from the sperm-carrying mechanism.

One night hospitalisation is needed and avoid airplane travel for 3 days after surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to recover from epididymal cyst surgery?

You only need a few days.

Should an epididymal cyst be removed?

Epididymal cysts are usually harmless, but if they become painful or cause discomfort they can be removed.

Can a epididymal cyst come back after surgery?

Recurrence of the epididymal cyst after removal is an occasional situation. This may occur as a recurrence of the cyst or the emergence of new cysts in the future.

Is a epididymal cyst serious?

Epididymal cysts, which are mostly seen in middle-aged and older adult men, are mostly cysts that do not cause any harm or side effects, and they only need to be observed over time and checked regularly.

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One night hospitalisation is needed and avoid airplane travel for 3 days after surgery.

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