Varicocelectomy is a surgery that removes swollen veins inside the scrotum, called varicoceles. There aren’t any medications that treat or get rid of varicoceles, so your doctor may recommend surgery ...

Recent meta-analyses suggest that surgical correction of varicoceles can improve the semen parameters and natural pregnancy rates of infertile men, prompting renewed interest in varicocelectomy ...

January 30, 2012 — Surgery increases testosterone production in men with varicocele, the most common cause of male infertility, according to a meta-analysis published in the February issue of the ...

'If the varicocele is affecting the quality of semen, then we would recommend surgery' A reader asks: Doctor, I am 21-year-old male and have varicocele. Need an advice whether it is necessary to ...

Varicocelectomy boosts sperm number and motility, as well as likelihood of pregnancy. NEW ORLEANS—Varicocelectomy may significantly improve semen parameters such as sperm count, motility, and ...

The question of which is the most effective surgical procedure for treating varicocele has been widely debated. Zucchi et al. have carried out a randomized, prospective study to evaluate the outcome ...

When we talk about infertility, people suddenly shift their focus to women. However, that is not true. Men can have similar problems having children, whether it's a problem with generating enough ...

"Change is inevitable, and change is constant." We're all a long way from the day we were born. Even science and technology have advanced so much that nothing is now considered impossible. Almost ...

Varicocele affects sperm quality and fertility leading to male infertility Biomarkers MDB and fDFA outperform DNA fragmentation index in infertility prediction Automated DNA extraction systems can ...

Varicoceles are distended, enlarged testicular veins that may feel like a bag of worms in a man's scrotum. Varicoceles can occur on one side within the scrotum or on both sides. They usually appear ...