Hydrocele is an abnormal accumulation of serous fluid in the potential space between the visceral and parietal layers of the tunica vaginalis, as has been shown by several studies conducted over a long period of time. Therefore, it is the most common cause of scrotal edema. Thus, it is imperative that it be treated. According to studies, the most common complications of scrotal surgery for hydrocele are wound infection, hemorrhage, and damage to the epididymis and testis. Conservative treatment methods are effective for most of these complications. Hydrocele is a common surgical issue that has been linked to poor patient physical health, according to studies. As a result, we have chosen to analyze and assess the complications related to PVH in adult patients in this study. Thus, we conclude from our study that scrotal edema was the commonest complication among Jabouley's Procedure compared to Lord's Procedure, and hemorrhage was observed to be more common for Jabouley's Procedure when compared to Lord’s Procedure.