Patient's question:
I feel a slight swelling in the scrotum, and the symptoms of frequent urination and incomplete urination have reappeared. The scrotum feels slightly warmer. The doctor said it is varicocele.Doctor's answer:
Varicose veins are primarily caused by prolonged maintenance of the same posture with little change, leading to blood accumulation. Over time, this can damage venous valves, resulting in high venous pressure and the development of varicose veins. This condition can interfere with sperm quality. In daily life, attention should be paid to preventing prolonged standing to avoid chronic decreases in intra-abdominal pressure (i.e., preventing long-term constipation, coughing, etc.), promoting venous blood flow, and avoiding trauma, cold water washing, smoking, and drinking beer. In addition to timely treatment for male reproductive health issues, patients should maintain a positive attitude when facing the disease. Only in this way can the patient's immunity and the will to combat the disease be reduced. At the same time, it is important to pay attention to dietary care, focusing on light foods and avoiding cold and stimulating foods, believing that this will surely drive away male reproductive health issues.