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Hydrocele

DaDartle · 2011-03-11 08:03:52

Anybody with any experience with one of these? Are there alternatives to surgery? Would a change of diet and more exercise get rid of it? What about fasting? Done correctly, fasting has huge healing capabilities, would it help with this? Finally, is there anything to be worried about with it. Thanks for any…

11-03-2011 8:03am

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DaDartle

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Anybody with any experience with one of these?

Are there alternatives to surgery?

Would a change of diet and more exercise get rid of it?

What about fasting? Done correctly, fasting has huge healing capabilities, would it help with this?

Finally, is there anything to be worried about with it.

Thanks for any information/advice or experiences.

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#2 11-03-2011 8:17am

Scanlas The 2nd

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I had surgery for a hydrocele a few years ago. I don't know of any alternatives. It's a simple procedure with minimal risk. Just get it done. You'll be sore for a few days afterwards, but thats about it.

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#3 11-03-2011 8:48am

sam34

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you need to ask your gp about the treatment options and their success rates

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