Scrotal swelling can range from a painless build-up of fluid to a surgical emergency - however most causes are straightforward once investigated. Seen within days at 4 private London hospitals. No GP referral needed.
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142 verified reviewsScrotal swelling is enlargement of the scrotal sac, and can be caused by infection, a build-up of fluid, enlarged veins, a hernia or, rarely, a tumour. Sudden, severe pain needs immediate attention because it may be testicular torsion - a medical emergency - however most causes are properly investigated and treated by a urologist.
Especially alongside nausea or vomiting. This may be testicular torsion, a medical emergency needing immediate surgery to save the testicle.
A sudden twisting of the spermatic cord, cutting off blood supply to the testicle. A medical emergency requiring immediate surgery.
Epididymitis or orchitis cause inflammation, swelling, redness and warmth in the scrotum.
A build-up of fluid, or enlarged veins around the testicle, often causing a heavy or aching feeling.
Abdominal tissue protruding into the scrotum, or a lump that needs prompt assessment to rule out a tumour.
See Mr Ghei at one of 4 London private hospitals. No GP referral needed. Most patients are seen within a few days of enquiry.
A physical examination and, where needed, an ultrasound scan to identify the cause promptly.
From antibiotics for infection to surgery for torsion, hernia or a persistent hydrocele or varicocele.
Mr Ghei is a consultant urological surgeon with a specialist focus on prostate diagnosis and treatment. He holds a Research MD from University College London and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
In his NHS role he is Cancer Lead and Academic Lead at Whittington Hospital London - one of a small number of consultant urologists in the UK to hold both positions. Every private patient is cared for by Mr Ghei personally, from first appointment through to any treatment that follows.
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