Talk to Psychiatry on Varicocele

Prof. Dr. Ghulam Rasool - Psychiatrist

MBBS, FCPS ( Psychiatry) | Quetta

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I suggest to first physical consult by an experienced urologist in your town. You mentioned it is mild, Studies states a significant cause of male infertility, potentially leading to low sperm count (oligospermia) or poor movement (asthenospermia). Surgical repair (varicocelectomy) can improve semen quality if found effected. You can select urologist from the list available on Marham.com

Dr. Usman Ahmad - Psychiatrist

MBBS, FCPS Psychiatrist | Islamabad

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This report suggests a mild (Grade I) left sided varicocele.Surgery is not routinely required in mild cases unless there is Infertility with abnormal semen analysis or Persistent or significant testicular pain .A mild varicocele does not always affect sperm quality. Its impact, if any, is best assessed with a semen analysis,not Doppler size alone.If asymptomatic, observation is sufficient. If fertility is a concern, proceed with a semen analysis and urology follow up.

Prof. Homeopathic Dr. Syed Atta E Rasool Bokhari - Homeopath

DHMS, RHMP | Lahore

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Varicocele can be treated with our method of medicinal treatment without surgery.

Yes it impacts the sperm quality.

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