What is bilateral varicocele?

Nowadays, bilateral varicocele has become a common symptom that endangers men's health, and a complete cure requires patients to find out the corresponding causes. So, what is bilateral varicocele?

First: Anatomical factors:

Because the internal spermatic vein is long and enters the renal vein at a right angle, blood flow will encounter certain resistance in this process. Therefore, the left internal spermatic vein near the left renal vein has no valve, and blood backflow occurs. Generally speaking, the muscular fibrous tissue in the spermatic cord capsule will act as a pump, thereby promoting venous return, but when the muscular fibrous tissue atrophies or relaxes, it will hinder venous return and cause varicocele.

Second: Physiological factors:

During adolescence, male friends have stronger sexual functions and a more abundant blood supply to the scrotal contents. Therefore, some varicocele will gradually disappear as the patient ages. Other conditions, such as standing for long periods of time and increased abdominal pressure, are also causes of the disease.

Third: Disease Factors

Compression symptoms such as retroperitoneal tumor, kidney tumor, and hydronephrosis can cause symptomatic or secondary varicocele.