Which is best treatment for varicocele?

Open surgical ligation, performed by a urologist, is the most common treatment for symptomatic varicoceles. Varicocele embolization, a nonsurgical treatment performed by an interventional radiologist, is as effective as surgery with less risk, less pain and less recovery time.

What is the success rate of varicocele embolization?

There is a 90\% success rate with embolization, which are the same results as those achieved with more invasive surgical techniques.

Does treating varicocele improve fertility?

There is no proof that fertility rates improve after this surgery. But some doctors think that larger varicoceles are linked to sperm problems. It is also possible that varicocele surgery would improve the semen quality, making other fertility treatments easier.

Can nature help you get rid of varicocele?

Nature has the ability to guide and help us get rid of varicocele, its associated pain and miseries related to varicocele without any side effect. Now it is our job to find a cure and apply it to best of our advantage instead of bemoaning. I have spent my life learning about nature and natural remedies for different health problems.

What is the success rate of pregnancy after varicocele surgery?

Variably, few prospective controlled studies available in the literature suggest that the success rate of pregnancy without treating varicocele is 35\% and after varicocele surgery is up to 33\%, which keep declining over the years.

What happens if Varicocele is left untreated?

Varicocele typically increases in grade and severity if left untreated. Pain, infertility, testicular shrinkage, and impaired testosterone occur in as many as 60\% of men with varicocele. Varicocele can lead to low testosterone, gynecomastia, prostate enlargement, and many other symptoms!

What is the rate of incidence for varicocele?

Up to 15\% to 20 \% of all men tends to have Varicocele at some stage in their lives. Unfortunately, it is most likely to prevail in early adulthood, between the ages of 15 to 30 years and is mostly left unnoticed, under-diagnosed and untreated.