Is male groin pain caused by varicocele?

Male groin pain is a symptom that often occurs in men's lives. So what is male groin pain? Male groin pain may be caused by enlarged inguinal lymph nodes, and it may also be caused by varicocele. However, varicocele is the most common groin pain in men. Let us introduce to you the relationship between male groin pain and varicocele and the early symptoms of varicocele.

Thigh pain may be caused by varicocele and other diseases. Varicose vein varicose vein is the most common varicose vein.

What symptoms may indicate the presence of varicocele? In addition to thigh pain, the patient may have a distended feeling or pain in the scrotum or testicles on both sides, scrotal swelling, and the scrotum and testicle on the affected side are lower than the healthy side when standing. Dilated and tortuous veins can be seen on the surface of the scrotum. There is a soft mass like an earthworm when touched, and lying flat can alleviate or eliminate the symptoms. The patient may have symptoms of neurasthenia, such as headache, fatigue, neurasthenia, etc. Some patients have sexual dysfunction.

Early symptoms of varicocele

Varicose vein varicocele may be completely asymptomatic in the early stages of the disease, or may manifest as scrotal swelling, heaviness, and distension, which worsens when standing, walking, or working, and is relieved after lying down and resting. The degree of distension is not necessarily proportional to the degree of varicose veins, and sometimes it may be accompanied by neurasthenia. The specific symptoms are as follows:

1) Neurasthenia symptoms. Patients with varicocele may have neurasthenia symptoms, such as headache, fatigue, and nervousness.

2) Scrotal or testicular swelling, heaviness, and bloating pain. Swollen blood vessels like earthworms can be felt or seen in the scrotum. The affected scrotum or testicle has a heaviness or heaviness pain, and the scrotum is swollen. When standing, the affected scrotum and testicle are lower than the healthy side. Dilated and tortuous veins can be seen on the surface of the scrotum. The symptoms are more obvious when standing for a long time or exerting force on the abdomen. Lying flat can alleviate or eliminate the symptoms. Sitting for a long time will cause the local temperature of the spermatic cord to rise and cause bloating pain.

3) Infertility. Many men who suffer from infertility go to the hospital for a checkup and find out that they have varicocele. It is understood that about two-thirds of men with varicocele will have semen abnormalities, leading to infertility.

4) Sexual dysfunction. Some patients with varicocele may experience sexual dysfunction such as low libido, decreased sexual pleasure, sexual pain, erectile dysfunction, and premature ejaculation.

Through the above information, I believe everyone should have understood the relationship between male inguinal pain and varicocele and the early symptoms of varicocele. Therefore, when symptoms of inguinal pain appear, do not take it lightly and be sure to seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the disease.