Category: Varicocele

       Varicocele is one of the common causes of male infertility, with a prevalence of 21-42%, which is significantly higher than that of 10%-16% in the general population.…

　　Three months is a spermatogenic cycle, so after varicocele surgery, patients need to be seen every three months for follow-up examinations to observe the recovery of semen, and generally, significant…

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　　In men with infertility of varicocele, Western medicine believes that this disease is due to the formation of tendon hernia or tendon tumor in the spermatic vein due to poor…

　　Poor semen quality in men such as oligospermia and weak spermatozoa may affect male fertility, and while there are more factors affecting semen quality, there are few causes that may…

　　Miscarriage, semen opacification and varicocele do not seem to be necessarily related.　　Treatment of varicocele is based on the presence or absence of symptoms such as local pain or discomfort, and…

　　Varicocele rarely occurs in men before puberty, and its incidence increases with age after puberty. The increase in testicular volume and the increased blood supply to the testes are associated…

　　Varicocele can sometimes affect fertility. Nine percent of people with varicocele have infertility, and 39 percent of male infertility is caused by varicocele. In severe cases, it can cause testicular…

　　Varicocele is a common disease in men. The prevalence is about 15% in the normal general population and about 35% in the infertile population. It is a vascular disease characterized…

　　Varicocele is a common urological condition, usually with mild or even asymptomatic clinical symptoms, but it has received more attention in recent years because it may affect the production and…