Varicocele
Varicose veins are known as the expansion of the blood vessels carrying blood vessels, from the abdominal cavities to the end of the sperm, which is in the scrotum carrying the testicles, which leads to the accumulation and accumulation of blood around the testes, which affects the movement of sperm and number, and these The affected veins are called the trachea, a common disease that affects about 15% of males. The left side is more than the right side. It may appear on both sides. In this article we will inform you of the cause, symptoms, and methods of treatment of varicose veins.
Causes of Varicose Veins
- The blood vessels are enlarged to become larger in comparison to normal size, because the valves of these veins do not work as they should. In normal conditions, they allow the blood to flow to the heart and then close if the blood flow is slow to prevent it from going back. The blood will have to go back by gravity, and then it will gather in the lower parts of the vein, which leads to varicose veins, and this is similar to the case of varicose veins in the legs.
- Of a blockage in the veins in the abdomen, which increases the pressure on the small veins in the scrotum, which leads to its expansion and expansion, it must be noted that this situation usually occurs with men over the age of forty, note that the appearance of varicose testicular when a man Over the age of forty may be evidence of a kidney tumor, which causes pressure on the veins.
- Lack of connecting blood to the testes during adulthood, because they need a sufficient amount of blood to get food requirements, and in case the valves, veins do not work the right way, the proportion of the appearance of varicose veins rises, as a result of lack of veins to carry adequate amounts of blood.
Varicose veins symptoms
- Infertility sometimes, because it affects the production of sperm.
- Testicular pain accompanied by itching.
- Inflammation of the scrotum, swelling of the area, or the appearance of a lump in it.
- Small size of the infected testis, which leads to a change in the size of the testicles.
- The sensation of abnormal weight in the testicle.
- Note: Vesicular varicose veins can be diagnosed through clinical diagnosis, or ultrasound scan.
Treatment of Varicose Veins
- Wear warm underwear.
- Take anti-inflammatory drugs.
- Laparoscopic surgery, or open surgery.