Patient's question:
Three months ago, I had a varicocele surgery. Now, I have had a sperm quality test, as shown in the image. How is it normal? If it's not normal, what should I do for conditioning or treatment?Doctor's answer:
Based on your thorough examination results, you have mild asthenozoospermia, which is not a major issue. You can proceed with normal fertility preparation. Varicocele is a congenital defect in the development of the spermatic cord, where venous valve insufficiency leads to blood stasis, causing the veins to gradually thicken and dilate. Since varicocele can lower the local temperature of the testes and impair sperm motility, it may affect fertility in some individuals. If you want to ( means "" in Chinese, which means "cure" or "" in English), it is recommended to undergo high ligation surgery for varicocele. Medications can only suppress the dilation but cannot (). Currently, there are three surgical methods for varicocele: traditional, laparoscopic, and microscopic. The microscopic approach is the best, with an extremely low recurrence rate.