Patient's question:
Two days ago during the physical examination, the ultrasound revealed mild bilateral varicocele. There were no symptoms before the examination, but over the past two days, the left testicle has been accompanied by pain in the inner thigh. Is it serious and can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia patients have a very small chance of achieving postoperative oral recovery of fertility-related pain perception. Other options include adopting microsurgical techniques to anastomose the internal spermatic vein with the internal iliac vein to eliminate testicular congestion caused by varicocele and stabilize testicular function. The effectiveness of this approach still requires further careful observation. There have been reports of performing sclerotherapy of the spermatic vein during varicocele embolization, which is believed to have a short-term effect similar to immediate surgery for varicocele patients. Timely treatment can help reduce the incidence of the condition.