Patient's question:
Twenty days after the surgery, I have recently felt pain in the testicles and inner thighs, as well as groin pain,...Doctor's answer:
Hello, orchidopexy surgery theoretically involves surgical treatment to ligate or sever the varicose spermatic veins to improve localized swelling caused by blood stasis, thereby alleviating symptoms and improving semen quality. However, in the short term after surgery, there may be local circulatory disorders and poor venous return, leading to a lack of noticeable symptom relief. Symptomatic treatments such as elevating the scrotum can be provided. Once local circulation improves through the establishment of collateral circulation, your symptoms should gradually subside.