Patient's question:
At the age of 24, one evening after a date, I experienced abdominal pain and noticed that the veins on the upper part of my left testicle were thicker than those on the right. They felt soft and like a bunch of earthworms. At the time, I didn't know what the problem was and didn't feel any other discomfort, so I didn't pay much attention. Over the years, it has remained the same—palpable when standing but disappearing when lying down. I now have two children and am 45 years old. Recently, I've suddenly felt mild pain in my left lower abdomen, with a sensation of heaviness in the inflamed area.How should I treat this? What medication should I use? How should I use it?
Help from "cares": How should I treat this? What medication should I use? How should I use it?
Doctor's answer:
In this case, consider left varicocele leading to scrotal heaviness and discomfort. You can have a detailed examination with color Doppler ultrasound in the urology department of the hospital, use medication for treatment. If the varicocele is severe, surgical treatment can be considered. It is recommended to avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a light diet, rest, avoid prolonged standing and overexertion. You can have a detailed examination with color Doppler ultrasound in the urology department of the hospital, use tablets and other medications. Wish you a speedy recovery.