Varicose veins

Varicose veins are a disease of the blood vessels. When they occur, people will feel abnormal pain, and the blue veins in the feet will become more and more obvious, affecting the beauty of the entire leg shape. Varicose veins are not always manifested only in the feet, but also in other parts of the human body, such as the male genitals. How to treat male genital varicose veins?

How to treat male genital varicose veins

Genital varicose veins generally require surgical treatment. The venous blood of the genitals can flow back to the superficial private vein through the superficial dorsal genital vein, then enter the great hidden vein, and return to the heart along the veins of the lower limbs. It can also enter the pelvis through the deep dorsal genital vein and then converge into the internal private vein to return to the heart. If it is simple genital varicose veins, it may be caused by obstruction or blockage of the superficial dorsal genital vein or the deep dorsal genital vein.

If it is simple varicose veins, it may be caused by obstruction or blockage of the superficial dorsal genital vein or deep dorsal genital vein. There are many reasons for this condition, such as foreign bodies in the veins, stones or stress on the venous wall.

The treatment should be based on different causes. For example, if the venous wall is stressed, surgical treatment is required to relieve the working pressure of the venous wall. If it is a foreign body or stone in the vein, it is more difficult to treat and requires diagnosis by genital venography before appropriate surgical treatment can be carried out.

Causes of varicose veins in male genitals

1. Retroperitoneal tumor, kidney tumor, hydronephrosis, etc., which compress the patient's varicose vein, leading to symptomatic or secondary varicose vein varicocele. For primary cases, the patient's symptoms will subside quickly when lying flat, while for secondary cases, they often do not subside or subside slowly.

2. When standing for a long time, increased abdominal pressure can also lead to varicose veins.

3. Due to anatomical factors, the blood of male testicles and epididymal cysts flows back through the spermatic vein. The right spermatic vein of men goes up and obliquely enters the inferior vena cava, while the left side enters the left renal vein at an oblique angle. Therefore, the disease often occurs on the left side.

4. Varicose veins can be caused by physiological factors. The key is that young people have more sexual functions, so the blood supply in their scrotum is sufficient. Some patients of this type can gradually disappear with age.

Many factors can cause varicose veins in the male genitals. Whether this condition needs treatment depends on the severity of the disease. If the disease is not serious, it can be treated with medication. If the condition worsens, surgery can be chosen. After suffering from varicose veins, sexual life must be reduced as much as possible. In addition, more attention should be paid to diet. Lighter-tasting foods can make the treatment more effective.