Hydrocele & Free Siddha Energy Remedies

Hydrocele

We are going to learn about hydrocele, types, causes, and diagnosis. Also, we will be privileged to know treatments available in Medical science, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, and Home Remedies. Learning about Hydrocele & free Siddha energy remedies, without money and medicines would be quite easier and beneficial to all. Siddha Spirituality of Swami Hardas Life System has the capability to solve problems related to hydrocele. 

Introduction

A hydrocele is an accumulation of serous fluid in a body cavity. A hydrocele testis is the accumulation of fluids around a testicle. It is often caused by fluid secreted from a remnant piece of peritoneum wrapped around the testicle, called the tunica vaginalis. Provided there is no hernia present, hydrocoeles below the age of 1 year usually resolve spontaneously.

Primary hydrocoeles may develop in adulthood, particularly in the elderly and in hot countries, by the slow accumulation of serous fluid, presumably caused by impaired reabsorption, which appears to be the explanation for most primary hydroceles, although the reason remains obscure.

Causes

A hydrocele can be produced in four ways:

• By excessive production of fluid within the sac, e.g. secondary hydrocele
• Through defective absorption of fluid
• By interference with lymphatic drainage of scrotal structures as in case of elephantiasis
• By connection with a hernia of the peritoneal cavity in the congenital variety, which presents as hydrocele of the cord

Types of hydrocele

Primary hydrocele

The swelling is soft and non-tender, large in size on examination, and the testis cannot usually be felt. The presence of fluid is demonstrated by transillumination. These hydroceles can reach a huge size, containing a large amount of fluid, as these are painless and are often ignored. They are otherwise asymptomatic, other than size and weight, causing inconvenience.

However, the long-continued presence of large hydroceles causes atrophy of testis due to compression or by obstructing blood supply. Hydroceles are usually painless, as are testicular tumors.

Secondary hydrocele

Secondary hydroceles due to testicular diseases can be the result of cancer, trauma (such as a hernia), or orchitis (inflammation of testis), and can also occur in infants undergoing peritoneal dialysis. A hydrocele is not cancer but it should be excluded clinically if a presence of a testicular tumor is suspected. A secondary hydrocele is usually lax and of moderate size, and the underlying testis is palpable. A secondary hydrocele subsides when the primary lesion resolves:

• Acute/chronic epididymal-orchitis
• Torsion of testis
• Testicular tumor
• Hematocele
• Filarial hydrocele
• Post herniorrhaphy
• Hydrocele of a hernial sac

Infantile hydrocele

It does not occur only in infants but it occurs in adults also, a hydrocoele is usually an expression of a patent processus vaginalis (PPV). The tunica and the processus vaginalis are distended to the inguinal ring but there is no connection with the peritoneal cavity.

Congenital hydrocele

The processus vaginalis is patent and connects with the general peritoneal cavity. The communication is usually too small to allow herniation of intra-abdominal contents. Digital pressure on the hydrocele does not usually empty it, but the hydrocele fluid may drain into the peritoneal cavity when the child is lying down. Ascites or even ascitic tuberculous peritonitis should be considered if the swellings are bilateral.

Encysted hydrocele of the cord

The swelling of hydrocele moves downwards and becomes less mobile if the testis is pulled gently downwards. Rarely, a hydrocoele develops in a remnant of the processus vaginalis somewhere along the course of the spermatic cord. Ultrasound imaging can be very useful in these cases. In young children, a hydrocele is often associated with a complete congenital type of hernial sac.

Diagnosis

A hydrocele is described as having the following characteristics:

• Transillumination positive
• Fluctuation positive
• Impulse on coughing negative (positive in congenital hydrocele)
• Reducibility absent

Treatment of Hydrocele

Most hydroceles appearing in the first year of life seldom require treatment as they resolve without treatment. Hydroceles that persist after the first year or occur later in life require treatment through an open operation for removing surgically, as these may have little tendency towards regression.

Treatment of hydrocele – Ayurveda

The following Ayurvedic medicines are beneficial in hydrocele treatment:

Vridhivadhika Vati

Vridhivadhika Vati is a drug of choice for hydrocele. In combination with other remedies, it provides an effective solution for hydrocele. The dosage given in Bhaishajya Ratnavali is about 4 grams, which may not be tolerable nowadays. (Ref. Bhaishajya Ratnavali, Chapter 43, VRIDHI ROGA CHIKITSA, Vridhivadhika Vati, Verse 76 to 80). Nowadays, 375 to 750 mg dosage of Vridhivadhika Vati is advisable. The higher dosage causes vertigo (reeling sensation), burning sensation, and restlessness.

Hydrocele Remedy – Homeopathy

Following are effective homeopathic medicines for hydrocele with pain:

• Berberis vulgaris
• Nux vomica
• Clematis

Berberis vulgaris is helpful for hydrocele with smarting, burning type of pain. The pain may extend from the testicles to the abdomen in certain cases.

Hydrocele – Home Remedies

Using a Magnesium Sulphate and Glycerine Wrap

• Mix magnesium salt with glycerin. You will most likely have to go to the pharmacy to get these ingredients. Place 3 tablespoons of the magnesium salt and one tablespoon of glycerine into a sterile bowl. Mix the two ingredients together with a sterile spoon.
• Prepare the gauze. You will be wrapping your scrotum in healing gauze. You will need gauze that is 4 inches in width. Use scissors to cut a 20 to 30 inch (50.8 to 76.2 cm) piece of gauze. 
• Apply the mixture to your scrotum. Stand in front of the mirror and use one of your hands to lift your penis so that it is out of the way. With your other hand, gently rub the magnesium salt and glycerine mixture onto your scrotum. The mixture will help to reduce the swelling. However, this will only temporary relief, so if the swelling does not seem to be going down, you should talk to a doctor about surgical procedures that could help you.
• Wrap your scrotum with the gauze. Once you have applied the mixture to your scrotum, take the piece of gauze that you cut and gently coil or wrap it around your scrotum. If you find that it’s too difficult to do this while standing up, you can also lie down to put the wrapping in place.
• Repeat this process every night. Some people prefer to perform this method at night because then they won’t have to walk around with the wrapping on. In the morning, remove the gauze and then repeat this process the next night. If a rash of any kind develops, remove the wrapping and wipe away the magnesium mixture right away. Do not do this method again.

Hydrocele & Free Siddha Energy Remedies

The following five quite effective self-learned remedies for how to solve hydrocele with free Siddha energy remedies would be helpful: