Patient's question:
I started having sex around the age of 16. Back then, I was just going through puberty and was curious about women. Mostly, it was because I had no other way to vent. Later, I continued having sex, and recently, I've been experiencing pain down there. I want to ask how varicose veins are caused?Doctor's answer:
Actually, appropriate sexual activity will never cause varicocele. Appropriate sexual activity is not harmful, but if it is excessively frequent, it can enhance blood supply to the groin area and also increase the pressure of blood flow into the spermatic veins. If the blood volume is lower than the capacity of the spermatic veins to absorb it, it can easily lead to varicocele. Additionally, teenagers are active, and these factors can worsen the symptoms of varicocele. The dangers of varicocele are extremely serious, and once it is detected, early treatment is crucial to avoid delaying the condition and increasing the difficulty of treatment. Only in this way can the patient's immunity and their belief in fighting the disease be reduced. At the same time, it is important to pay close attention to dietary care, focusing on light foods and avoiding stimulating and cold foods, believing that this will definitely drive away urological diseases.