Normal range of varicocele

Varicose veins usually occur on the left side. For patients with no symptoms or only mild symptoms, conservative treatment can be adopted according to the actual situation, such as using a scrotal support belt, avoiding excessive sexual intercourse, and preventing pelvic and vulvar hematomas, etc., to prevent the further development of the disease. For patients with mild varicose veins, if the semen analysis results are normal after examination and there are no obvious symptoms, they can be followed up regularly to detect the testicular volume and routine semen examination; if there are abnormal semen analysis, testicular pain, etc., which meet the surgical indications, surgical treatment is recommended.

Oral medications can also be taken, and the drugs are clinically confirmed and reasonable. For example, Maizhiling is a common clinical medicine. The most basic treatment for varicose veins is surgery. Surgery is necessary when symptoms occur, such as testicular pain, a feeling of falling, and abnormal semen.

Varicose vein varicose vein is a vascular structural disease of the internal flexural vein. In more severe cases, it may be accompanied by scrotal pain and changes in semen quality. The key is to combine the lesions with the main manifestations of the scrotal part. When necessary, it can be diagnosed by ultrasound examination. Varicose vein varicose vein is generally divided into three degrees: mild, moderate, and severe. Mild varicose veins have no obvious manifestations in the scrotal appearance, and may be accompanied by symptoms of drooping pain and discomfort; patients with mild to moderate varicose veins can touch the scrotum with force when standing up; in moderate to severe varicose veins, the scrotal appearance can be seen as coiled, worm-like veins. Patients with varicose veins should go to a regular hospital urology department for treatment, and choose the appropriate treatment method based on the symptoms and the degree of varicose veins.

Varicose vein varicose veins usually occur on the left side. For patients with no symptoms or only mild symptoms, conservative treatment can be adopted according to the actual situation, such as using a scrotal support belt, avoiding excessive sexual intercourse, and preventing hematomas in the pelvis and vulva, etc., to prevent the further development of the disease. For patients with mild varicose vein varicose veins, if the semen analysis results are normal after examination and there are no obvious symptoms, they can be followed up regularly to detect the testicular volume and routine semen examination; if there are abnormal semen analysis, testicular pain, etc., which meet the surgical indications, surgical treatment is recommended.