Answer <p>Knowing if you have a varicocele often starts with a self-check at home, but a formal diagnosis from a doctor is always necessary. You should check for any unusual lumps or swelling in your scrotum, especially when you are standing up. A varicocele often feels like a soft, tangled mass above your testicle, sometimes described as a “bag of worms.” It is most common on the left side. You might also notice that the affected testicle is slightly smaller than the other one, or experience a dull, dragging ache in the scrotum that worsens throughout the day. However, it's important to know that many varicoceles are small and cause no symptoms at all, so they can go unnoticed.</p><p>If you have any of these signs or are concerned about your fertility, the next step is to get a professional opinion. The specialists at SCI hospital can confirm a diagnosis with a physical exam and an ultrasound. Please schedule an online or in-person consultation for an accurate evaluation.</p>

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