Patient's question:
Can prostatitis not be cured?Doctor's answer:
Mild cases show no discomfort, with typical symptoms being a sense of heaviness and aching in the scrotum or testicles, which worsen when standing or walking and significantly improve or disappear when lying down. Varicocele can cause infertility. In male infertility cases, 39% are attributed to varicocele. This is primarily because the reflux of catecholamines and other metabolites in the blood affects testicular spermatogenesis, and the lack of good venous return impairs temperature regulation in the scrotum, which is unfavorable for sperm development. Patients with asymptomatic varicocele do not require treatment, those with mild symptoms can use a scrotal support belt or wear supportive underwear to lift the scrotum, while severe cases affecting daily life should undergo surgical treatment.