How can my husband cure about his bilateral varicocele of his testes?
152005
Surgery cures the condition.At 35 a woman can have children.
250281
A varicocele is a build-up of blood in the testes that causes a pocket to form. Depending on how long the varicocele has been present and if any damage has occured, it is very variable. If there is no damage to the testes and sperm production was not immedaiately affected, then I don't see why you wouldn't be ready to try for children after the surgery has healed. Please remember, that you should always consult your Dr. before making any decisions or taking advice from anyone else. Good Luck!
325813
I went through this with my son when he was almost four.  His left testicle would swell up and then go down again.  He never complained of pain.  It did this on and off for a few weeks and then we took him to an urologist.  He had what is called an inguinal hernia.  He had an opening between the abdomen and the scrotal sack which never comp. closed leaving a path for the testicle to go back and forth between the sack and the abdomen.  The doc put him under general ansth. and closed the opening with a small incision.  He also stitched the testicle to the sack (I know sounds terrible doesn't it) so It would not move and heal fixed where it is suppose to.  My son is now nine and you can barely see the scar, he really does not remember the procedure.  As for pain, the doc told us to keep him quiet for a day, nothing strenuous, yeah right.  He was ready to go as soon as we got home from the day surgery place.  It is a very simple procedure, of course with some risks as they place them under general ansth, but he is now fine and has no ill effects from the surgery.  Have your doc check it out, don't wait, the earlier they can fix the problem, the less likely that your child will remember it.
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If He has a Frozen Right Shoulder PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA 30 will cure him ! \nIts a side effect free Homeopathic Remedy !\n\nPositive Feedback and Queries are always welcome !\n\nRead about the Remedy PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA by clicking the link below
363103
u cant cure it by a homeopathic medicine. it is a bone spurt into the tissue and the onl way to "fix it " would be to go to a padiatrist aka a foot dr. he will opper8 and file it down.
1003520
His testerone level could be low and needs to be checked and also if he has high bloodpressure problems it could have damaged the vessel going to his penis that is restricting the blood flow into the penis  and sometimes viagra may not help or he may have to increase the viagra from 50 mg to 100 mg, there is surgery that can be done but i would not recommned it no matter what, most insurance will not cover it and it is very expensive and painful, i can tell u more about this if u e-mail me at eagleship2000@yahoo.com
256580
Definitely.There is a lot of reasons for pain in the testicle and some of them dangerous.He ought to see a doctor.
212142
Try to get an appt. with a urologist ASAP.  Drink H20 and cranberry juice in the meantime.
939459
I would see a doctor.  Diabetes, Heart disease, Low testosterone, Low LH, Spinal tumor, etc, and nothing good.  You won't find a cure in here at least until you find out what is going on!!!\n\nDon't  wait.  At your age you should not be having this problem at all!!\n\nGood Luck. . .\n\nVOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .\n\nThanks
151398
Hi cure,\nNone that I know of but try http://www.webmd.com/. Good Luck: Blueladybug
1028912
I agree.  Seek a doctor's advice. You can never be too careful when you are TTC and taking diet supplements.   It may effect his sperm in some way.  Good luck!!
364008
Well any Good Homeopathic physician can help him recover from that.The most sure fire way of curing such ailments is Homeopathy(Smart Medicine).\nPlease feel free to email me I will help as far as I can in Homeopathic Medicines !
737466
my uncle a vasectomy reversal two years ago and he and his wife have just had twins , it worked for him!
1037283
Take him to a degomperatologist and have them run the gomp test on him. It is the only way to know for sure
931410
Definitely.  Anything you have can be passed and visa versa.  Keep on the process of NOT douching.  See a vaginal expert, and or get a second opinion.  Treating this on your own is dangerous.  Maybe your husband needs to wash better, because many times bacteria harbour in the glans penis, under the frenulum, and foreskin.  Be careful, and don't always assume it is you. Wash your undergarmets in hot water with soap.  Do not use Summers Eve, or any perfumed body wash, or soap. Use dove immediately, and if you are allergic to that, go to wholefoods.com and order natural soap online.  \ngood luck.
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<Varicocele is a mass of enlarged veins in the scrotum that develops in the spermatic cord, which leads from the testicles (testes) up through a passageway in the lower abdominal wall (inguinal canal) to the circulatory system. The spermatic cord is made up of blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, nerves, and the duct that carries sperm from the body (vas deferens). If the valves that regulate bloodflow from these veins become defective, blood does not circulate out of the testicles efficiently, which causes swelling in the veins above and behind the testicles.\n<The term varicocele refers to dilatation and tortuosity of the pampiniform plexus, which is the network of veins that drain the testicle. This plexus travels along the posterior portion of the testicle with the epididymis and vas deferens, and then into the spermatic cord. This network of veins coalesces into the gonadal vein. The right gonadal vein drains into the inferior vena cava, while the left gonadal vein drains into the left renal vein, which then drains into the inferior vena cava.\n<Treatment\nVaricoceles may be managed with a scrotal support (e.g. Jockstrap, Briefs). However, if pain continues or if infertility or testicular atrophy results, the varicocele may need to be surgically ligated (tied off).\n\nVaricocelectomy, the surgical correction of a varicocele, is performed on an outpatient basis. The cut is usually made in the lower abdomen, although various techniques can be used. Ice packs should be kept to the area for the first 24 hours after surgery to reduce swelling. The patient may be advised to wear a scrotal support for some time after surgery.\n\nPossible complications of this procedure include hematoma (blood clot formation), infection, or injury to the scrotal tissue or structures. In addition, injury to the artery that supplies the testicle may occur.\n\nA non-invasive treatment for varicocele is performed by a specialized physician called an interventional radiologist. This involves passing a small wire through a peripheral vein and into the abdominal veins that drain the testes. Through a small flexible catheter, this doctor can obstruct the veins so that the increased pressures from the abdomen are no longer transmitted to the testicles. The testicles then drain through a bunch of smaller, collateral veins.\n\nPrognosis\nA varicocele is usually harmless and often requires no treatment. If surgery is required because of infertility or testicular atrophy, the outlook is usually excellent.\n<Source\nVaricocele. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. US Federal Government public domain. Update Date: 11/12/2003. Updated by: Scott M. Gilbert, M.D., Department of Urology, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, NY. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.
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There are lots of causes of masculine infertility. So there are lots of treatments for it.\n\nSome simple treatments are wearing loser underwear, the temperature of the testicles should be lower than the body temperature, when someone uses any kind of underwear that pull the testicles the temperature raises, sometimes physicians may recommend using an ice bag in you boxers.\n\nStop drinking, smoking and using drugs. The healthier you keep your body the higher the spermcount is.\n\nExercise is good, but bicycle and running are not. Doing any sports that makes your legs hit, tight or raise temperature in your crotch may lower the spermcount.\n\nThere are also some drugs to increase fertility.\nIf the problem is that there is a blockage in the deferent conduct surgery is the main treatment.\n\nSometimes women are allergic to spermatozoa so they have to get a treatment so their body doesn't react and kill spermatozoa.\n\nAnyhow the only one who can tell you what to do and how to do it is a specialist.