Varicocele is basically not self-healing, but patients can choose whether or not to treat it based on symptoms and their specific personal needs. Varicocele is a progressive disease and the extent of the condition will gradually increase with age. If the varicocele is mild and does not require fertility, or if the quality of semen and fertility are not affected, no treatment is generally necessary; when the patient’s condition reaches degree II or III, or if there is scrotal swelling and pain after prolonged walking, standing, or weight-bearing, and if fertility decreases, surgery is required, because in this case, the results obtained by other treatments, except surgery, are The results are limited. During the treatment of varicocele, the abdomen should be avoided in a hot environment so that excessive heat does not lead to vasodilation, poor reflux and aggravation of the condition.