Procedures and Treatments:
Surgical Treatments
Varicocelectomy
Surgery to remove enlarged veins in the scrotum
Related Conditions
Related Procedures
Overview
Varicocelectomy is a surgical procedure to remove varicoceles—enlarged veins in the scrotum. These veins can cause pain, testicular atrophy, or fertility issues. The procedure involves tying off the affected veins to redirect blood flow, providing relief from symptoms and improving fertility outcomes.
Conditions Treated
Varicocele
Male Infertility
Who is it for?
For men with varicoceles causing pain or fertility issues
Benefits
Removes enlarged veins in the scrotum, relieving pain and improving fertility outcomes
How it Works
This surgical procedure removes or ligates enlarged veins within the scrotum (varicoceles) via a small incision in the groin area, helping to alleviate pain, improve fertility, and prevent further testicular damage.
Duration
1-2 hours
Recovery
Recovery typically spans 2-3 weeks, with patients returning to most normal activities within a week or two as discomfort subsides.
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