Patient's question:
How much does varicocele surgery cost? I want to ask why men get varicocele, what causes this condition, and how it develops. What treatment is needed for it? Does it affect fertility? What should be done? We have never been able to get pregnant before. A check-up done a few days ago indicated varicocele. What should we do now? There are no discomforts, and sexual activity is normal. What should we do? Is surgery necessary? How much will it cost?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of varicocele is due to the scarring or incompetence of the pampiniform plexus valves, leading to blood stasis in the spermatic veins. Individuals with sexual activity habits are more prone to developing varicocele. Since varicocele can easily interfere with sperm vitality, it may lead to secondary male infertility. Varicocele does not necessarily require surgery, and the treatment cost varies depending on the patient's condition. If, in addition to fertility advice, the following conditions such as oligospermia, asthenozoospermia, necrospermia, azoospermia, or abnormal sperm morphology reappear, surgery may be necessary. The severity of the condition determines the treatment cost.