VARICOCEL AND SURGERY: A NATURAL REMEDY

What is Varicocel?

We talk about varicocele when your scrotum swells and gets bigger. It looks a lot like a varicose vein in your leg. Except that this is in a much more delicate area. Varicoceles are usually on the left side of the testicles. But they can also be on the right side or on both sides (bilateral varicocele). It is often painless, but sometimes uncomfortable or painful. More seriously, it can affect your fertility or cause your testicles to shrink.
Varicocele is relatively common, especially in young men. About 10 to 15 in every 100 men have this problem.

Natural herbal treatment

First of all, varicocele is not inevitable and the only way out is by an operation. The use of natural plants makes it possible to cure varicocele permanently by avoiding surgical operation. The natural remedy for curing varicocele that we offer is completely herbal. It is a natural remedy that cures varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in the veins of the spermatic cords. So the veins become tonic and tenacious to facilitate the dynamic rise of blood along the veins. This to join the most important veins like the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. So, it has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. Associated with a suitable diet, it can treat varicocele quite easily. So, this is the best natural remedy to cure varicocele and avoid the operation.
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Treatment of Varicocele

In the vast majority of cases, treatment is not necessary, unless there is: -
pain and discomfort
- low sperm count -
infertility that has lasted for at least 2 years and is due to elsewhere unexplained
In these cases, surgery may be recommended. If you want to avoid the operation, we recommend this herbal tea of ​​medicinal plants.
It can cure varicocele without surgery or side effects. When you know that the operation often leaves after-effects, this is a great opportunity.

How is a varicocelectomy (operation for varicose veins of the testicles) done?

Varicocelectomy is an outpatient procedure. You can go home the same day.
Before surgery you should:
-tell your doctor if you are taking any medicines or supplements
-Stop taking blood thinners, such as warfarin (Coumadin) or aspirin, to reduce the risk of bleeding during the operation.
-Follow your doctor's instructions on an empty stomach.
-You may not be able to eat or drink 8 to 12 hours before the operation.
-Have someone take you to and from the surgery
-Try to take a day off from work or other responsibilities.
 
When you arrive for surgery:
-You will be asked to take off your clothes and change into a hospital gown.
-You will lie down on a surgical table and undergo general anesthesia intravenously to keep you asleep.
-Your surgeon will insert a bladder catheter to remove urine while you sleep.
 
laparoscopic varicocelectomy
The most common procedure is a laparoscopic varicocelectomy. Your surgeon performs this operation using several small incisions and a laparoscope with a light and a camera to see inside your body. Your surgeon may perform open surgery, which uses a large incision to allow your surgeon to see inside your body without a camera. To perform a laparoscopic varicocelectomy, your surgeon will: -
make several small cuts in your lower abdomen -
insert the laparoscope through one of the cuts, allowing them to see inside your body using a screen that projects the view of the camera -
introduce gas into your abdomen to allow more room for the procedure
- insert surgical tools through other small cuts -
use tools to cut dilated veins that block blood flow -
seal the ends of the veins using small forceps or by cauterizing them with heat -
removing them tools and laparoscope once the severed veins are sealed
 
Risks and side effects of surgery
Operating for a varicocele is relatively safe but, as with any surgery, there are some risks. First, this procedure may not allow you to fully restore your fertility. It is also about:
- arterial
lesions - new testicular atrophy -
infection
- fluid buildup around your testicle (testicular hydrocele) -
high fever (101 ° F or higher) -
bruising, swelling or fluid build-up in the area
abdominal pain - pain
or swelling in the legs -
vomiting
-Rarely, venous thrombosis kidney can develop. This can affect the kidney and require additional surgery.
-Sometimes the veins that blood passes through after surgery also get bigger. Further treatment may then be necessary.
 
Does varicocelectomy affect fertility?
Varicocelectomy helps improve fertility by restoring blood flow to your scrotum, which can lead to increased production of sperm and testosterone.
Your doctor will do a semen test to determine your improvement infertility. Varicocelectomy often results in a 60-80% improvement in semen test results. Cases of pregnancy after varicocelectomy often increase by 20 to 60%.

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