Patient's question:
No adverse symptoms were found. It was discovered that the child's right testicle was slightly larger than the left. Went to Harbin Medical University Second Hospital for diagnosis and confirmed varicocele.Doctor's answer:
The scrotal surface has obvious large and prominent blood vessels. There are noticeable worm-like dilated veins inside the scrotum, with thickened and hardened vein walls; they disappear slowly when lying down. Secondary varicocele should be carefully examined for the abdomen, and intravenous pyelography should be performed to rule out kidney tumors. If not treated in a timely manner, it can lead to male infertility and male sexual dysfunction. It is recommended that you seek a detailed examination at a professional urological hospital to avoid delaying the condition.