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Varicocele
Plz dr tell me about varicocele veins and what is varicocele veins, how it connect to the penis or scrotum, it takes blood from the penis or it gives blood to the penis, and it is connect to erection or not plz Dr I want to clear my doubt plz tell me about varicocele details it gives blood to the penis or it take blood from the penis
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An enlargement of the veins within the scrotum is called vericocele.
A varicocele may develop as a result of poorly functioning valves that are normally found in veins. In other cases, it may occur from compression of a vein by a nearby structure.
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A varicocele is abnormal dilation and enlargement of the scrotal venous pampiniform plexus which drains blood from each testicle. While usually painless, varicoceles are clinically significant because they are the most commonly identified cause of abnormal semen analysis, low sperm count, decreased sperm motility, and abnormal sperm morphology.
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