The male reproductive organ is nourished through blood vessels that provide both nutrition and oxygen to the testicles. When the blood vessels in the scrotum become blocked, they swell, causing discomfort and pain. This condition is medically referred to as varicoceles. Varicoceles tend to develop gradually over time, beginning at puberty, and many times, they do not have any impact on a man’s reproductive system. However, when they do become blocked and swollen, it can cause challenges in a person’s reproductive system, resulting in low hormone and sperm production, as well, lowered sperm quality. Varicoceles can be treated and this is good news for people who desire to build their families. So let us discuss how varicoceles affect family building and how surgery can improve chances of conception.
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