What is the testicular varicocele?

Testicular varicocele is a dilation of spermatic cord veins that drain the testicles. The most common is that it is unilateral, that is, in a single testicle, but there are also cases of bilateral varicocele in which both the left and right testicles are affected.

Generally, it does not cause severe symptoms, although it can cause pain or be a cause of infertility. For this reason, when the patient wishes to have children, the appropriate treatment should be applied. In the most severe cases, it may be necessary to perform surgery to cure it and reduce its consequences on male fertility.

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