Patient's question:
The amount, after taking medication, I went to another hospital specializing in infertility treatment for a thorough examination. The results showed inflammation (the doctor wasn't sure what type of inflammation), unliquefying sperm, and a lack of sperm count and vitality. The doctor recommended three rounds of manual intervention treatment. Due to training commitments, I didn't proceed with it. Eventually, I ended up at a military hospital, where the doctor took a quick glance and said it was varicocele, requiring surgery. Oh my, how could three hospitals give such different results and treatment approaches? It left me very confused. What is going on here?? I would like to consult with the doctors here: Is varicocele the cause of low sperm count, weak sperm, and poor vitality? How should it be treated? And where should I go for the most reliable examination?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Varicocele is a common male disease, and the current preferred treatment method is minimally invasive surgery, which causes minimal psychological trauma and allows for rapid and complete recovery with a low recurrence rate. It is recommended to carefully choose the hospital and surgical equipment. Male patients can, while understanding symptomatic treatment, use dietary therapy as a complementary treatment in daily life. Proper dietary habits should be maintained in daily meals to avoid stimulating foods.