What is varicose vein of scrotal blood vessels?

As the pillar of the family, men have a very hard life. Sometimes they not only have to work hard outside, but also have to fulfill their responsibilities as a husband when they return home. Moreover, too much hard work may lead to a variety of diseases. So what is the cause of scrotal varicose veins?

How does vascular disease develop?

Arterial disease is a general term for a series of peripheral vascular diseases, mainly including varicose veins, varicocele, phlebitis, vasopressor, arteriosclerosis and occlusive disease, etc., also known as "peripheral vascular disease". Traditional Chinese medicine believes that arterial disease is caused by insufficient congenital endowment, weak tendons and veins, invasion of dampness and cold, excessive fatigue, further damage to tendons and veins, resulting in disharmony of meridians, poor circulation of qi and blood, blood congestion in the lower body, blood stasis blocking the expansion and filling of blood vessels, and tangling and twisting over time.

Most patients stand or sit in the same position for a long time, which causes blood to accumulate and blood pressure to increase. Or the venous valves cannot bear the pressure and cannot close normally, causing blood to flow back and coagulate. Or the arteries are blocked and blood clots form to block the blood vessels. Red blood cells ooze out of the blood vessel walls and settle under the skin to form black spots. Itching, desquamation, burning, pain, vascular bulges, ulcers, gangrene and even necrosis occur, leaving lifelong disabilities. Varicose veins will eventually lead to lifelong infertility in men!

Varicose vein

The cause of varicocele is still unknown; however, standing for a long time and constantly increasing the pressure in the abdominal cavity may cause the disease. However, the mechanism of the disease is related to the venous valve in the scrotum. The normal venous valve can prevent blood from flowing back. Because the valve in the patient's scrotum loses its function, blood accumulates in the veins in the scrotum, causing the veins to become larger and varicose, and even emerge under the scrotal skin.

Symptoms: Swelling of the veins in the scrotum; it often occurs on the left testicle, but it can also occur on the right side, or even on both testicles at the same time; worm-like blood vessels appear on the outside of the scrotum; intermittent pain in the testicles, but the discomfort varies from person to person; the testicles feel heavy; due to the accumulation of blood in the scrotum, the temperature in the scrotum increases, affecting the production of sperm and possibly leading to infertility; testicular atrophy.

The reason for scrotal dampness is that blood accumulates in the scrotum, which increases the temperature inside the scrotum and causes sweat glands to sweat. But there are also other symptoms.