How long does it take for the spermatic cord to shrink the testicles?

Varicose veins are a common disease of the male reproductive system. It is caused by various reasons for the reflux or backflow of the venous veins in the venous veins, which causes a series of effects on spermatogenesis. Varicose veins are often manifested as testicular pain when standing for a long time, and the soft varicose veins in the scrotum can be touched. The varicose veins disappear quickly when lying down. Varicose veins can cause testicular atrophy in men, but this takes some time. So how long does it take for varicose veins to cause testicular atrophy?

The consultant of this question may mean how long does it take for varicocele to cause testicular contraction in men?

Varicose vein varicose vein is a common disease of the male reproductive system. It is caused by various reasons that lead to the reflux or backflow of the venous vein in the varicose vein, resulting in a series of effects on spermatogenesis.

Varicose vein varicocele is often manifested by testicular pain when standing for a long time, and a soft varicose mass in the scrotum can be touched. The varicose mass disappears rapidly when lying down.

The time when varicose vein causes testicular atrophy is not fixed. The mechanism of testicular atrophy is not very clear at this stage. It may be due to the long-term reflux of venous blood and the long-term effects of various harmful substances on the testicular function of men. There is no strict time for the time of testicular atrophy, because it is closely related to the duration and degree of varicose vein. Mild varicose vein of short duration rarely causes testicular atrophy; varicose vein with a long history may cause testicular atrophy.

Varicose vein varicose veins develop into moderate to severe, and if they persist for more than half a year, they will lead to testicular atrophy. Therefore, varicose vein varicose veins need to be checked in time and given active and effective treatment. Mild varicose vein varicose veins have no clinical manifestations. When varicose vein varicose veins are not obvious, you can reduce abdominal activities or take oral medication to prevent and treat varicose vein varicose veins. For patients with mild to moderate varicose veins and above, if they also have semen abnormalities, surgical treatment is recommended to prevent varicose vein varicose veins from persisting for too long and causing varying degrees of testicular atrophy, resulting in the loss of the essential function of the male testicles, etc. Surgical treatment can be performed with laparoscopy or optical microscopy. Laparoscopy is suitable for patients with bilateral varicose veins at one time, while optical microscopy has a lower recurrence rate, but it has higher technical standards and is not available in all hospital clinics. Varicose veins that have already caused testicular atrophy need to be treated with surgery as soon as possible to prevent further shrinkage of the male testicles.

Because varicose veins may affect spermatogenesis, but varicose veins rarely cause testicular contraction in clinical medicine. Therefore, these precautions are unnecessary. However, varicose veins will affect daily life, work or cause reduced fertility, so active treatment should be carried out.