Prostatitis, Varicocele

Patient's question:

1, Right and left groin pain, frequent urination
2, Mild left varicocele
3, Right testicular cyst
4, Erection lasts for about 1 minute
Hospital visited Jiangmen Central Hospital

Doctor's answer:

Chronic prostatitis is divided into bacterial and non-bacterial types. For non-bacterial prostatitis, treatment includes digital massage of the prostate, lasting 10 minutes each time, once a week; hot Sitz baths or local heat application; ensuring adequate sleep, while avoiding spicy foods, prolonged sitting, and restoring regular sexual activity. For bacterial prostatitis, appropriate antibiotics must also be selected.
Varicocele refers to the dilatation and tortuosity of veins in the spermatic cord due to impaired venous. Varicocele can be accompanied by testicular atrophy and impaired sperm production, leading to male infertility. This condition does not always require surgical treatment. For younger individuals who are unmarried and symptomatic, a scrotal support band can be used to elevate the scrotum, resolving symptoms. Those without symptoms or with mild symptoms may only need a scrotal suspender or tight underwear, and symptoms often subside after marriage. For more severe cases, high ligation of the internal spermatic vein can be performed, which involves ligating all branches of the internal spermatic veins at the internal inguinal ring.
Therefore, it is necessary for you to first visit a hospital for examination to understand your current specific condition.

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