Patient's question:
I don't know what's going on, but over the past year, I've frequently felt a swollen and throbbing pain in my scrotum. Later, after a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said I have varicocele. How should I treat varicocele?Doctor's answer:
Youth male patients with varicocele is a relatively common disease, most of which is caused by the accumulation of spermatic vein blood or poor blood flow leading to vascular expansion. Before treatment, it is necessary to conduct a detailed examination to identify the causes of this disease. When the symptoms of varicocele are mild, conservative treatment is generally sufficient. If it is severe and affects survival, surgery is necessary, otherwise it may lead to infertility. Patients facing urological problems should actively undergo examination and treatment.