What causes widening of the left spermatic vein?

Many people don’t know where the spermatic cord is. In fact, the area from the male’s inguinal groove to the upper end of the testicle is called the spermatic cord. This area includes many things, such as the male vas deferens, the testicular artery, etc. Men may have many problems in the spermatic cord, such as the well-known spermatic cord cyst. In addition, some people may have widened spermatic veins. So what causes this symptom?

What causes widening of the left spermatic vein?

Consider the possibility of varicocele. Mild varicocele has no obvious symptoms and sometimes manifests as bloating and pain in the groin area. Moderate to severe varicocele can cause increased scrotal skin temperature, affecting sperm production and vitality, and is a common cause of male infertility.

Suggestions: It is recommended to take it orally and use Maizhiling for treatment. You can wear tighter underwear at ordinary times and be careful not to stand or sit for a long time. I hope it can help and I wish you a speedy recovery.

The right epididymal head is about 8mm thick, the epididymal body is about 3mm thick, and the epididymal tail is about 5mm thick. The left epididymal head is about 7mm thick, the epididymal body is about 3mm thick, and the epididymal tail is about 5mm thick. The shape is normal, the capsule is smooth, and the right epididymal head is about 3.6X4.3mm without echo, with clear boundaries. No free fluid dark area is found in the bilateral testicular tunica vaginalis. The inner diameter of the left spermatic vein is about 2.3mm, the shape is normal, no obvious abnormal echo is found inside, and no obvious widening is found in the Valsalva test. CDFI: The blood flow is well filled, and no obvious reflux is found in the Valsalva test. The spermatic cord at the root of the right scrotum is longitudinally sectioned and shows a curved long strip-shaped structure extending to the dorsal side of the testis and epididymis, with a width of about 2.7 mm. The Valsalva test shows that it is thickened, with the widest reaching 3.2 mm. CDFI: No reverse blood flow signal is seen in the vein. Ultrasound prompts: 1. Cyst of the right epididymal head 2. Varicose vein of the right spermatic cord 3. The left spermatic vein is slightly widened.

It is a mild bilateral varicocele. Varicocele refers to the obstruction of the venous return of the spermatic cord, valve failure, blood reflux and blood stagnation, resulting in dilation, elongation and bending of the varicocele. What are your symptoms?

Suggestions: If there are no symptoms, conservative treatment can be temporarily used. If conservative treatment is ineffective and the condition continues to progress, such as varicocele, sperm count below 20 million for three consecutive times, or testicular atrophy; if the varicose vein disappears when lying down, high varicocele ligation can be performed.