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Varicose Veins of the Scrotum
more about Varicose Veins of the Scrotum
Varicocele
A
Varicocele
occurs when the veins along the spermatic cord are enlarged and elongated, usually on the left side.
It is rare in children younger than 10 years old.
Usually, it does not cause any symptoms.
Scrotal swelling
There can be dull pain in the scrotum.
Visible tortuous veins in the scrotum
A large
Varicocele
can be painful.
It can cause infertility.
It is caused by inadequate valves within the veins along the spermatic cord.
Examination:
- A painless, tortuous mass is palpated along the spermatic cord in the standing position.
Conservative treatment such as a scrotal support
Surgical tying off of the
Varicocele
to relieve pain or to allow normal development of the testis
Infertility
Disparity in testicular size
It is usually harmless and requires no treatment.
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