Be careful of three major hazards of bilateral varicocele!

Medically speaking, bilateral varicocele refers to the drooping part of the testicles, where the varicose veins are concentrated and entangled together, looking like earthworms, and is generally easy to find. It is precisely because of the obstructed blood circulation on both sides of the testicles that the testicular temperature will further increase, thereby affecting the quality of sperm. So, what are the dangers of bilateral varicocele?

1. Cause local discomfort

Bilateral varicocele can cause swelling and pulling pain in the male scrotum, which is very obvious when standing or moving. Some patients also suffer from neurasthenia, abnormal mood, fatigue, insomnia, etc., which seriously endangers men's daily life and work.

2. Cause sexual dysfunction

If bilateral varicocele is not treated in time, the condition will become more serious, leading to low libido, decreased sexual pleasure, dyspareunia, impotence, premature ejaculation, etc.

3. Make men infertile

The fact that bilateral varicocele can lead to male infertility is often ignored by patients, and some patients even do not believe it at all. However, clinical data gives us a convincing answer. According to medical statistics, about 2/3 of men with bilateral varicocele will have sperm and semen abnormalities, which eventually lead to infertility.