Varicose vein surgery pain

Varicocele surgery is usually painless, and pain may occur after surgery.

Local anesthesia is usually used when varicocele surgery is performed. Local anesthesia blocks pain nerve conduction in the surgical area, so the patient does not feel pain. After surgery, there is a local wound, skin tissue damage, and with the metabolism of anesthetics, pain nerve conduction recovers, and the patient may feel severe pain.

If the patient has pain after surgery, it can be relieved by cold compress. Analgesic drugs such as ibuprofen, meloxicam, and celecoxib can also be used as prescribed.