Patient's question:
My husband has been diagnosed with varicocele for a long time, and he is very distressed. Could you please ask the doctor why men develop varicocele?Doctor's answer:
In general, varicocele often causes testicular pain with a sense of swelling, tenderness, and swelling, with a worm-like varicose vein. It is usually divided into three degrees: First, there is a sense of fullness, pain, and discomfort during movement; Second, there are the above symptoms, and the varicose veins can be felt; Third, the varicose veins can be seen, appearing like worms. It is recommended that if you suspect varicocele, you should go to the hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis and seek timely treatment. Varicocele can interfere with fertility, but this interference is usually long-term, and early interference is not very obvious.