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Diagnostic report(Ultrasonography of abdomen & pelvis) of my wife aged 33 years says:"There is an irregular clear cystic area measuring 7.5X2.5X3.6 cms in right inguinal region. Few thin septae are noted within this. There in no obvious communication with peritonial cavity". IMPRESSION: IRREGULAR CYSTIC AREA IN RIGHT INGUINAL REGION-? ENCYSTED HYDROCELE/? LYMPHOCELE.
How do we proceed futher?
Raju
How do we proceed futher?
Raju
Wed, 13 Aug 2014
The size of the swelling is quite large. Just go for surgical removal of the swelling. Don't worry, it's just a simple accumulation of one type of body fluid in the form of cavity.
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