What causes testicular pain after varicocele surgery?

Varicose veins are a common disease in men. Generally, it can be treated with medication, but if the condition is more serious, surgery is required. According to the patient, the testicles still feel painful after the surgery. Why is this? Let's ask the experts to analyze the reasons.

Failure to establish collateral circulation

Postoperative pain is likely due to the failure to establish collateral circulation, which is why the above symptoms occur. If the surgery is not fully recovered, surgery cannot be performed again. Drug treatment helps repair the unestablished collateral circulation. Once the collateral circulation is established, the symptoms will disappear.

Note:

1. Pay attention to rest and ensure sleep.

2. Keep a happy mood and avoid anger which harms the liver.

3. Do not do strenuous exercise to prevent injury to the perineum and testicles; do not do heavy physical labor or stand or sit for long periods of time; do not sit on soft sofas or chairs. Generally, you should stand up and walk around after sitting for 50 minutes, and do moderate exercise for 5-10 minutes.

4. Avoid spicy food, smoking and drinking less alcohol (eat beef tendon, pork skin and foods with high collagenase content in moderation).

5. Moderate sexual intercourse, do not overdo it, 1-2 times a week is recommended. Wear tight underwear frequently, and wear tight elastic underwear during treatment.

6. Early detection and early treatment can prevent infertility.