Patient's question:
I really want a child of my own now, but my partner and I have been trying for a long time without success. After a thorough examination at the hospital, we found out that the reason is varicocele. Now I have to have surgery. What are the risks after varicocele surgery?Doctor's answer:
Varicocele can indeed easily lead to testicular atrophy and a decline in semen quality. However, with surgery, semen quality should gradually and completely recover. Of course, postoperative follow-up and training are also necessary to identify other factors that may affect fertility. Postoperative anti-inflammatory training is also essential to prevent reinfection. Additionally, it is important to avoid prolonged sitting and urinary retention, as these adverse factors can interfere with complete recovery.