Is varicocele embarrassing?

There are many causes of varicose veins, such as epicardial factors, heart valve factors, and physiological factors. The final result is that venous flow is blocked, causing varicose veins. In addition to traditional or surgical treatments, varicose veins can also be treated with a little attention in diet, exercise, and lifestyle to reduce the possibility of aggravating varicose veins.

Many men have the habit of smoking and drinking. If they have varicose veins, they need to think twice.

1. Causes of the disease

1. Primary varicose vein. It is mainly caused by blood sediment in the varicose vein. The standing posture of a person affects the varicose vein flow back; the venous wall and surrounding connective tissue are deficient or the levator testis muscle is poorly developed; the venous heart valve is damaged or incompletely closed, so varicose veins are easy to occur. There are reports that varicose vein is closely related to apoptosis.

2. Pathological varicose veins. Renal tumors, tumor thrombi in the renal veins and inferior vena cava, compression of retroperitoneal tumors, hydronephrosis, or disordered blood vessels can all cause pathological varicose veins.

2. Disease Injury

1. Blood stagnation in varicose veins causes the temperature of the male testicles to rise, affecting sperm formation.

2. Blood retention affects the blood circulation system of male testicles, causing male testicles to lack necessary nutrients and oxygen supply, thus affecting sperm formation.

3. The backflow of blood in the left spermatic vein sends metabolic substances of the kidney and kidney function metabolism, such as steroid hormones, catecholamines, 5-5-hydroxytryptamine, etc. to the male testicles. Steroids can inhibit sperm formation, catecholamines can cause symptoms of testicular poisoning in men, and 5-5-hydroxytryptamine can cause vasoconstriction, causing immature male sperm to fall out too early, resulting in male infertility.

4. The above factors can also affect the endocrine function of male testicular tissue and sperm formation.

5. Varicose vein on the left side will also affect the function of the right male testicle. The testicular veins on both sides have rich and colorful properties. The endotoxin in the left blood can reach the right side and affect the sperm formation of the right male testicle.