Patient's question:
Today I carefully checked, and the doctor said that without getting divorced and having children, I should not have surgery. It may not be good if I have surgery, and it might cause the illness to worsen. The doctor's meaning is that after getting divorced and not conceiving for one or two years, it would be okay to do it then. The problem is that my symptoms have not reappeared, so the doctor said it's not necessary for the time being. Because the technology at my hospital is a bit concerning. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Varicocele, without any discomfort, requires a careful examination of semen quality to see if there are any issues. If the semen quality is problematic, it may interfere with your fertility. If the semen quality is not an issue, it will absolutely not interfere with your fertility. Therefore, the doctor's advice is correct—surgery should only be considered when infertility is present and the semen quality is problematic. Actually, suffering from urological diseases is not at all; patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as timely treatment is provided in the early stages, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.