What should I do if I have varicocele on the left side?

Left-sided varicocele is also a type of varicocele. Varicose cord is a more troublesome disease clinically, especially common among young and middle-aged men. Left-side varicocele can have a direct impact on human health. In this case, treatment should be timely and multiple treatments should be carried out simultaneously.

Drug combination

1. Oral medication: Oral medication can generally effectively alleviate the condition. However, traditional oral medications are difficult to directly reach vascular lesions and have no obvious effect on the treatment of varicose veins. Therefore, it can only be used as an auxiliary treatment method.

2. Injectable drugs: Injectable drugs can also effectively alleviate the condition, but the decomposition rate is too fast, resulting in a short duration of action, so the effect is not easy to last.

3. Topical transdermal medications: For topical transdermal medications, generally the drugs can reach the meridians, and can effectively eradicate stubborn lesions in the meridians, and can also quickly eliminate blood clots, thereby completely curing varicose veins, making the treatment easy, convenient and effective.

Prevention methods

1. Since the occurrence of varicocele is related to strong sexual impulses and excessive congestion of sexual organs, controlling excessive sexual impulses is an important part of preventing the occurrence of varicocele.

2. Timely treatment of urinary and reproductive system infections such as prostatitis, urethritis, etc., to reduce the chance of inflammation, is also an important means to prevent varicocele. Recommended reading: What causes male varicocele

3. No smoking, no drinking, and no irritating and spicy food. At the same time, the diet should be light.

4. Drink more water and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, which are very helpful in preventing varicocele.

5. Choosing scrotal pouch underwear that can prevent scrotal sagging and provide ventilation and heat dissipation, or using a scrotal support, is an important consideration in improving the external environment of varicocele. Especially for patients with mild to moderate varicocele, it has a certain improvement and relief effect.

6. Live a regular life, keep a good mood, and moderate your sexual life. Proper sexual life for couples is conducive to physical health and enhances the relationship between couples. At the same time, pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. Avoid strenuous exercise, heavy physical labor and standing for long periods of time.

Symptoms

1. The testicles often feel heavy and swollen. At this time, the scrotum will also swell. When the patient stands, the scrotum is often lower than the healthy side, and signs of expansion can be observed on the surface of the scrotum. When I touch it with my hand, I always feel a lump inside.

2. This disease often affects fertility. In severe cases, the testicles may atrophy because the temperature of the scrotum continues to rise, causing cell degeneration and a continuous decrease in the number of sperm.

3. Usually, the patient does not feel any discomfort, and the extent of the disease can only be known after careful examination.

4. Patients may experience neurasthenia, which is often manifested as weakness in the limbs, dizziness, headache or allergic symptoms. Severe patients may also experience sexual dysfunction.

5. Infertility. Experts say that many men are infertile for many years after marriage and are diagnosed with varicocele when they go to the hospital for examination. It is understood that more than half of men with varicocele will have semen abnormalities, leading to infertility. Therefore, if you have varicocele, you must go to the hospital for treatment.

6. Symptoms of neurasthenia. Patients will experience varying degrees of neurasthenia symptoms, such as headaches, nervousness, etc. Some patients have no desire for sexual life, and some even suffer from impotence and premature ejaculation, which have very serious consequences.

7. Swelling, heaviness, and pain in the scrotum or testicles. The patient has a feeling of heaviness or pain in the scrotum or testicle, and the scrotum is swollen. The symptoms are more obvious when walking or standing. In this case, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to confirm whether you have varicocele.