Patient's question:
I am really suffering. I have varicocele for many years, and I have tried many methods, but it hasn't been controlled. Now I feel that my testicles are starting to atrophy, and the pain is getting more and more unbearable. If this continues, my later life will be ruined. It's really too painful. Please ask: How does varicocele develop?Doctor's answer:
After suffering from varicocele, there is usually scrotal and testicular swelling and a sense of fullness or heaviness. Mild varicocele may not be noticeable, and the dilated veins are only discovered during straining or when abdominal pressure increases. In some cases, individuals may experience a reduced libido, increased sexual pleasure, sexual intercourse pain, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and other sexual dysfunctions. Some patients may also experience pain in the perineum, groin, and waist, which is relieved after exertion, prolonged standing, intense exercise, or sexual activity, and can be alleviated after lying down or resting. At the same time, the sense of fullness or heaviness may be accompanied by neurasthenia. For example, emotional instability, mental fatigue, and physical weakness.