Patient's question:
Can the disease still occur after surgery if it was removed? What are the specific symptoms, why does it occur, and what can be done to thoroughly check?Doctor's answer:
The examination of varicocele is generally the most commonly used clinical examination method, which is primarily a physical examination. For example, the patient is asked to stand upright in a relaxed state and use their hands to palpate the spermatic cord above the testicles to determine if there are soft venous vessels or venous clusters, which can indicate varicocele. In some cases, the varicocele is so severe that it can be seen through the skin of the scrotum without the need for manual palpation; this is referred to as severe varicocele. Additionally, an ultrasound examination can be performed to aid in the diagnosis.