Vulvar vascular bulge

The penis of men is the most vulnerable part of the body, and among the current men's diseases, there are many penis diseases, and many men suffer from penis diseases. Some men find that their penises often have vascular bulges. There are many reasons for penis bulges, such as sitting for too long, too much pressure, or unreasonable diet. So, what should we do if the penis blood vessels bulge?

1. What is the cause of the bulging of the penis blood vessels?

If there are obvious protruding blood vessels on the penis, it should be considered that it is a symptom caused by varicocele. You should maintain a good attitude, drink plenty of water, eat a reasonable diet, strengthen nutrition, develop good living habits, pay attention to physiological hygiene, and avoid unclean sexual behavior. I hope my answer can help you.

2. Causes of Varicose Cord Varicose Vein

Sitting for a long time, frequent and intense exercise, high mental stress, stimulation of the genitals by hot or cold water, trauma, and the lack of some trace elements can all lead to the occurrence of varicocele. Some patients are caused by congenital weak blood vessels. Masturbation and excessive sexual intercourse will not cause varicocele, but will aggravate the symptoms of varicocele.

3. Surgery for Varicose Vesicle

1. Surgical treatment includes traditional inguinal route, retroperitoneal route, subinguinal route varicocelectomy, microscopic inguinal route or subinguinal route varicocelectomy, laparoscopic varicocelectomy, etc.

2. Primary VC accompanied by infertility or semen abnormalities are treatment indications regardless of the severity of the symptoms. Current surgical treatments include high ligation of the internal spermatic vein through the inguinal canal, laparoscopic surgery, high ligation of the internal spermatic vein through the retroperitoneum, and spermatic vein interventional embolization.

3. Compared with inguinal canal surgery and laparoscopic surgery, retroperitoneal high varicocelectomy has the advantages of less surgical trauma, less risk of damaging other blood vessels, less risk of missing varicocelectomy, shorter operation time, lower surgical costs, fewer postoperative complications, and lower recurrence rate. It is the preferred treatment for unilateral varicocelectomy. The degree of improvement in semen parameters in patients treated with surgery combined with medication is significantly better than that in patients treated with surgery alone.