Patient's question:
I have mild varicocele, and the current symptoms are low sperm count and dead sperm. Additionally, my skin is very poor, looking like it has aged prematurely. I have carefully checked my male hormones, and the hormone level is 14 nmol/L. There is a sense of heaviness and fullness in the testicles. My question is, does varicocele lead to testicular atrophy, which in turn causes early male menopause? Is my poor skin, looking prematurely aged, related to this?Doctor's answer:
Currently, you are young and suffering from varicocele. It is a relatively common disease in male infertility. Varicocele, also known as varicocele, is an inflammation of the testicles that can lead to testicular atrophy, interfere with sperm quality, and cause infertility. Varicocele can result in low sperm count, dead sperm, or even infertility. It will never cause early onset of male menopause. If you still have fertility concerns, it is recommended that you undergo surgery for treatment, which is the most effective method. It is advised that you maintain a positive mood and strengthen your exercise to improve your physical resistance.