Patient's question:
Today I noticed a linear structure near the right testicle, below the scrotum, similar to a vein, which may be one. It has become thicker. Is it varicocele? What should I do? I don't want to go to the hospital. Right now, it's neither painful nor itchy. I've had sexual intercourse for four years. Is this affecting it? Does sexual intercourse cause varicocele? Besides that, I always finish in two or three minutes. Is it premature ejaculation? Will this still happen in the future with sexual intercourse? I want to quit. Quit. Will this symptom improve? Is this varicocele?Doctor's answer:
There is a feeling of the testicle hanging down. Generally speaking, varicocele can cause a sense of testicular heaviness, swelling, and pain. You can have an MRI of the testicle for diagnosis. Additionally, if your sexual life is regular but the duration of each sexual activity is less than two minutes, this may be considered premature ejaculation. The condition of varicocele tends to recur, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients, it is important to seek medical treatment promptly at professional and reputable hospitals.