Patient's question:
I don't really want to have surgery, I'm reluctant to have surgery, it might possibly heal on its own. My symptoms haven't affected my life.Doctor's answer:
Of course, mild cases don't require surgery. Moreover, surgery involves completely cutting off the varicose spermatic veins, which can lead to thrombosis. After thrombosis, blood flow relies on the formation of collateral circulation to return to the bloodstream. However, the newly formed collateral circulation is very fragile and prone to recurring varicosity.It is recommended that you avoid prolonged sitting or standing in daily life, engage in intense exercise frequently, do not smoke, and drink less beer. You should also follow a diet restriction, avoiding spicy and irritating foods. In addition to symptomatic treatment for male reproductive diseases, patients should pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and staying active outdoors. At the same time, it is important to choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis to ensure a good treatment outcome.