Can varicole be treated with out a surgery and can one father a child without the surgery?

Answer 1

Someone I know has this (varicoscele) and no, it cannot be repaired with or without surgery. Basically , the testicles are being heated up by varicose veins. That means that sperm production is very low.

A man can still father a child, but his sperm count will be low and the sperm may not be of good quality.

Answer 2

To your ist Q: Only surgery can correct a varicocele.

To your 2nd Q: If its proven that the varicocele is the cause of that man's infertility, then only surgery can give him a chance to father a child (Surgery gives him a 50% chance to improve his sperm count, but only 50% of those improved can have a chance to impregnate).

However, not all men with varicocele are infertile. And not all male infertility are caused by varicocele. And not all varicoceles require treatment. I hope i didnt confuse you,,

Answer 3

Varicole??
And yeah of course most men can father a child without surgery

Answer 4

A very touch subject. I suppose I'd like to say I'm against male circumcision, but sometimes I'm not so sure. And the intersexed babies, I do jump at the chance to say no, yet that's not set in stone. I think of the boy who had a botched circumcision and they tried to pass him off as a female. Wrong on so many levels. Foot binding is just totally unnecessary and unattractive and anti-women. The same as corseting girls. Should a woman decide to engage in any of them when older, that's there business. I am so against piercings on children. My ears were pierced unevenly and I don't want to go get two more piercings just to fix them. Just let the kids decide when they get older!!!

Answer 5

Varicoceles are often treatable by surgery, and fertility is restored in some men. Each case is different, but a surgical urologist that specializes in fertility can help with this matter.

Answer 6

The first one is not totally impossible but the second one is a bit vague and bizarre!