How to treat left varicocele

Patient's question:

Enlarged prostate with calcification. Heterogeneous echo Bilateral seminal vesicle enlargement. Left varicocele

Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your condition, there is varicocele and mild enlargement of the seminal vesicle, which needs to be considered whether there may be seminal vesiculitis. The prostatic fluid indicates a reduction in the percentage of lecithin bodies, which should be greater than 75%. The varicocele is moderate to severe, with dilated veins leading to an increase in scrotal temperature and blood from the left kidney returning to the testes without detoxification by the liver, causing damage to the testes and potentially leading to sperm deformity or infertility.
It is best to have a routine semen analysis to confirm whether there is seminal vesiculitis. For varicocele, early surgery should be considered to avoid irreversible damage to the testes and affect fertility. You can register at the hospital to see a urologist.