How is varicocele treated better?

Patient's question:

Medical history: Right testicular swelling and lower back pain, with transparent fluid discharge from the urethral opening during defecation, accompanied by prostatitis. Right lower abdominal pain has occurred for 78 months.
Laboratory and examination results: Positive Varicocele Test (Wasserman Test) on the right side, with the maximum internal diameter of the blood flow bundle being 0.28 cm.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Prescribed medication, but it had no effect.

Doctor's answer:

The symptoms described include a heavy feeling in the right testicle, lower back pain, and right lower abdominal pain, accompanied by prostatitis. Based on the symptoms and careful ultrasound examination, it is considered that the right varicocele may be present. Mild varicocele is recommended for conservative treatment, including wearing supportive underwear to hold the scrotum and testicles, local cold compresses, and medication. Severe varicocele can lead to infertility, and surgical treatment is recommended. It is advisable to develop good living habits and maintain a positive mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!

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