Patient's question:
Still feels like a drop-rise, and you can still see the veins, just not as as before. It's still lumpy when touched.Doctor's answer:
Temporarily experiencing normal postoperative symptoms. As for whether the surgery was successful or not, it needs to be confirmed after a 6-month follow-up ultrasound.1. After high ligation of the spermatic vein, short-term testicular pain symptoms may still exist or even subside, as the venous collateral circulation of the testis has not yet been established or improved. This is only temporary and generally stabilizes within 1-3 months. Meizilin can be taken orally to alleviate symptoms.
2. As for whether the surgery was successful or not, it needs to be confirmed after a 6-month follow-up ultrasound.
3. It is normal to be able to feel the blood vessels. Even after 6 months, the blood vessels can still be detected, but their diameter is much smaller than before, and there is no blood reflux, which indicates a successful surgery.