Patient's question:
Laparoscopic high ligation for bilateral varicocele. Postoperative ultrasound results after 6 weeks showed that bilateral varicocele still existed. CDFI revealed red and blue blood flow signals in patients with varicocele. Varicocele can be felt by hand, but subjective symptoms have improved. How does the B-type magnetic resonance imaging examination results show that the surgery did not work and is now bent again? There is also a specific standard to predict how the surgery is successful as long as there is no blood flow. What do red and blue blood flow signals mean? How do they predict blood flow?Doctor's answer:
The main manifestations are scrotal pain, lower abdominal and lumbar symptoms that persist after physical activity, and prolonged standing or resting after fatigue relieve some patients with neuroticism and sexual dysfunction. Surgical recovery is applicable to patients with severe symptoms, significant varicocele, or clinical diagnosed symptoms that are not relieved after non-surgical treatment, as well as patients with mild varicocele but abnormal semen test results (including increased sperm count, elevated motility, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, increased semen volume, or to prevent testicular atrophy and sperm production disorders.