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Hello, doctor.
I previously had a diagnosis of varicocele at the hospital, but the physician advised against surgery since it was believed not to affect fertility, considering I am not yet married.
However, I am still very concerned about this issue.
1.
I have been wearing outer pants while sleeping at night for the past six years.
Could this habit frequently cause ejaculation and lead to relaxation, resulting in my self-stimulation (similar behavior) lasting less than a minute before ejaculation?
2.
I understand that varicocele can affect semen quality.
Since my semen is yellow, could this be a result of the varicocele or other reasons?
3.
I am also dealing with premature ejaculation.
Although I have not had any actual physical contact with a female body, I am still worried about these lingering issues.
I kindly ask the doctor for a detailed explanation.
Thank you.
Jiu Bing Chan Shen, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2006/11/15
Dr. Xu Weikai reply Urology
Chronic Illness: Hello, first, let me clarify some concepts.
1.
Varicocele or sleeping in long pants should not affect the occurrence of premature ejaculation.
2.
Timing for varicocele surgery: If pain affects semen quality, a semen analysis is necessary.
3.
At your age, premature ejaculation is quite common, especially before the age of 25.
This is partly due to lack of experience and also because younger individuals have very sensitive nerves, making ejaculation easier.
4.
The appearance of semen cannot determine its quality.
My recommendation is to visit a hospital or laboratory for a semen analysis to check if it is normal.
If abnormalities are found, medical attention is needed, and in severe cases, surgical treatment may be required.
Sincerely, Dr.
Hsu Wei-Kai, Director of Urology, Taitung Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan.
Reply Date: 2006/11/15
More Info
When it comes to concerns about varicocele and premature ejaculation, it's important to understand the relationship between these two conditions and how they may affect your overall reproductive health.
1. Varicocele and Its Impact on Fertility:
Varicocele is a condition characterized by enlarged veins within the scrotum, similar to varicose veins in the legs. It is relatively common and can affect sperm production and quality. While your doctor has indicated that your varicocele does not currently impact your fertility, it's essential to monitor the situation. Varicoceles can lead to increased temperature in the testicles, which may impair sperm production and lead to lower sperm quality. However, many men with varicoceles can still father children, and surgical intervention is typically recommended only when there is a significant impact on fertility or if the varicocele causes pain.
2. Premature Ejaculation:
Premature ejaculation (PE) is a common issue that can be influenced by various factors, including psychological stress, anxiety, and physical conditions. Your concern about experiencing rapid ejaculation during self-stimulation may be linked to anxiety or the habits you've developed over time. It's not uncommon for men who have not had sexual intercourse to experience PE during masturbation, especially if they are anxious about their performance or have developed a habit of rushing through the experience.
3. The Role of Clothing and Habits:
Wearing tight clothing, such as pants or shorts, can potentially contribute to discomfort or a feeling of tightness in the groin area, which might affect your sexual function. However, it is unlikely that simply wearing outer pants while sleeping would directly cause premature ejaculation. The key is to ensure that you are comfortable and not overly constricted, which can lead to anxiety or discomfort during sexual activity.
4. Semen Quality and Color:
The color of your semen can vary and may be influenced by several factors, including hydration, diet, and frequency of ejaculation. Yellow semen can sometimes indicate the presence of white blood cells or other factors, but it is not necessarily a direct indicator of fertility issues. If you are concerned about the color or quality of your semen, it may be beneficial to consult a healthcare provider for a semen analysis.
5. Psychological Factors:
Anxiety about sexual performance can create a cycle of stress that exacerbates issues like premature ejaculation. Consider exploring relaxation techniques, mindfulness, or even speaking with a therapist who specializes in sexual health. Addressing any underlying anxiety can significantly improve your sexual experience.
Conclusion:
While varicocele and premature ejaculation can be concerning, it's important to approach these issues holistically. Regular check-ups with your healthcare provider can help monitor your varicocele and ensure that it does not progress. Additionally, addressing psychological factors and developing healthy sexual habits can help manage premature ejaculation. If you continue to have concerns, don't hesitate to seek further evaluation or treatment options from a urologist or sexual health specialist. Remember, you're not alone in facing these challenges, and there are effective strategies and treatments available to help you.
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