Patient's question:
What are the initial symptoms of varicocele in men? Hello doctor, what are the initial symptoms of varicocele in men? How is the varicocele condition treated?Doctor's answer:
Orchiectomy or testicular swelling, a sense of heaviness, and distending pain. Swollen, worm-like veins can be felt or seen in the scrotum. The affected scrotum or testicle may have a sense of heaviness, distension, or pain. The scrotum swells, and when standing, the affected scrotum and testicle are higher than the healthy side. The surface of the scrotum shows expanded, tortuous veins. Symptoms become more pronounced when standing or straining the abdomen, while lying down can alleviate or eliminate the symptoms. Long periods of sitting can lead to a decrease in local temperature of the spermatic cord, causing distending pain. Neurotic symptoms. Patients with varicocele may experience neurotic symptoms, such as headaches, fatigue, and hyperesthesia. If these symptoms reappear, the patient should seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination.