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disorders of the scrotum orchitis (varicocele (pathophysiology (varicocele…
disorders of the scrotum 
varicocele
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pathophysiology
varicocele arises slowly and is usually located in the left side because the sparmatic vein enters the renal vein at a 90 degrees angle that causes back pressure.
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hydrocele
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pathophysiology
this is a painless accumulation of clear yellow fluid in the scrotal sac and it can conceal a testicular tumor or ingunial hernia.
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orchitis
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pathophysiology
infection may cause reddened scrotal skin and edema, extreme tenderness of the scrotum and fever. the acute phase may last for a week.
management
bed rest, scrotal support, prescribed analgesics for pain and antibiotics for infection.