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Varicocele is a condition where veins inside the scrotum become enlarged, similar to varicose veins in the legs. It can lead to reduced sperm quality, low sperm count, and male infertility. Many men with varicoceles experience no symptoms, but others may feel pain or swelling. Our center offers accurate diagnosis through ultrasound and effective treatments like varicocelectomy or embolization. Early detection and treatment can significantly improve fertility and overall testicular health, especially for couples struggling to conceive.
Swollen Veins May Be Silent Barriers to Fertility.
A varicocele is caused by poor blood flow due to malfunctioning valves in the veins of the scrotum. This increases testicular temperature and affects sperm production. It is one of the most common correctable causes of male infertility. Diagnosis is done through physical examination and Doppler ultrasound. Treatment options include minimally invasive surgery or embolization, both aimed at restoring proper blood flow. Our specialists ensure the best care to improve sperm parameters and increase your chances of natural or assisted conception.
Restoring Male Fertility Through Varicocele Treatment
Our fertility experts offer advanced diagnostics and surgical correction for varicocele-related infertility. With microsurgical techniques and quick recovery options, we help improve sperm health and restore fertility. Whether planning natural conception or assisted treatments like ICSI, early intervention for varicocele can significantly boost your chances of fatherhood.
Frequently Asked Question
A varicocele is an enlargement of the veins within the scrotum that may impair fertility.
Yes, it can reduce sperm quality and quantity, impacting male fertility.
It is diagnosed through physical examination and confirmed with a scrotal Doppler ultrasound.
Varicocele can be treated through surgery (varicocelectomy) or non-surgical embolization.
Many men experience improved sperm count and motility after treatment, increasing chances of conception.