I am a young male in high school recently and I recently had a physical and the doc did not find anything unusual; however, recently I have been experiencing on and off acey pain in my testices. I do not have any STD because I am not sexually active. There are no weird lumps, but the veins in my scrotum are enlarge when I stand but when I lie down they feel normal. I usually get aches after exercise or standing for a long time. I am very concerned so any help is greatly appreciated!
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Sounds like dilated veins to the testicle which is a varicocele. You should see your regular doctor and then a urologist. This is a common finding but other conditions can feel similarly.
Some men don't need any treatment for varicocele
Tight or supportive underwear when active can help.
Surgeries to tie off or clip veins can be done. This is called a varicocelectomy.
Varicoceles can also be embolized.
No medicine can make a varicocele disappear.
Some men don't need any treatment for varicocele
Tight or supportive underwear when active can help.
Surgeries to tie off or clip veins can be done. This is called a varicocelectomy.
Varicoceles can also be embolized.
No medicine can make a varicocele disappear.
Go to another doctor. Asked to be checked for varicoceles and if necessary a scrotal ultrasound