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Bilateral Grade 2 varicocele
I am 26 years old and recently married. Exactly 3 months back, due to pain in my testicles i went to urologist and had diagonsed a bilateral grade 2 varicocele. Doctor suggessted to use ibuprofen when ever i get a pain and also said it leads to infertility.Doctor asked me to take semen test and go with surgery if my wife is not concived with in a year. i am having bearable pain after intercourse. i am having pain in bowel movement and when i touch/squee the testicles i am getting heavy pain. i am also having digestive problem, In addition to that i always wake up with gas and loose stools in morning. All of my problem will get solve in any alternative medicines?
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there..... Not all varicoceles require surgery. Surgery has the potential to cause testicular damage.....
However, the primary treatment of varicoceles is surgery and indications include:
Pain....infertility ...To prevent testicular atrophy..... All methods involve ligation of veins to prevent abnormal blood flow. The recurrence rate is usually less than 10%....
Consult urologist......
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