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Vericocle and mild hydrocele
I have vericocle Surgery in 2023 and at that also there was minimal hydrocele in the ultrasound and now from few days I have pain after that ultrasound was done and have a Few prominent pampiniform plexus veins measuring upto 2.4 mm noted in the left upper scrotum posteriorly
however no reflux is seen on valsalva in standing/supine position (hemodynamically insignificant) and minimal hydrocele..... Than doctor told me to do semen analysis but the thing is that I am unable to erect my penis after listening lab name and I have try two times in lab also and no lab is near to home and I have try for baby planing also but my wife was not pregnant still ...... I have strees in my mind also ..... Plz suggest me some good thing so that the semen analysis test can be done than I will definitely contact the same for further process of my case..... Is I have again vericocle from my current USG or not and the minimal hydrocele is still there what to do I have pain also...Currently report attached
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Your ultrasound does not suggest a significant recurrent varicocele (no reflux on Valsalva). Minimal hydrocele usually doesn't need treatment unless symptomatic. Stress can make semen collection difficult—ask the lab if you can collect the sample at home and submit it within the recommended time. Follow up with your urologist for persistent pain and fertility evaluation.
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Feeling anxious about a semen analysis is common and it doesn't affect your fertility. Since you're both trying to conceive, getting this done matters.
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Ask your lab about home collection with prompt drop off, or try a calmer private setting to make giving the sample easier.
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Keep following up with your urologist for the varicocele and hydrocele findings separately from this test.
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