there is really no way to specifically and accurately address this question without an examination so i would strongly suggest that you see a urologist or the surgeon that performed your surgery. there can be many types of intrascrotal masses. hernias hydroceles varicoceles spermatoceles cysts or even tumors. properly identifying your sack of fluid is essential either by examination ultrasound or both.
sack of fluid in scrotum. previously had surgery for strangled testicle. early twenties. surgery 5 yrs ago foggy memory dealt with testicle being "strangled". my understanding was i had a hernia that released fluid into scrotum. belive the strangled testicle was seperate problem solved in same surgery. . 1) now have a sack of fluid near the same testicle size of an acorn. i dont belive it is attached to the actual testicle. . 2)normal for previously "strangled" testicle to appear almost in pieces? . . 3) that testicle also feels to have extra veins around it? stitches?