Patient's question:
Male, 42 years old, has visited the hospital many times back and forth, but the effect is always not obvious, and the condition has been recurring. Please ask: What are the postoperative precautions for varicocele surgery?Doctor's answer:
After varicose vein surgery, the precautions we need to pay attention to are actually quite similar to finding the cause of varicose veins and prevention efforts. First and foremost after the surgery, we emphasize compression therapy. This involves wearing compression stockings for at least two weeks, and we recommend wearing them for two months to maintain normal pressure gradients in the legs and promote blood flow. The second point is to avoid prolonged standing or sitting. We can engage in appropriate exercise, such as walking, running, etc., but prolonged standing or sitting should be avoided.