Patient's question:
Hello, is my condition of moderate asthenozoospermia treatable? Because I have undergone surgery for left varicocele, and now the left side is fine. Then I noticed that my right testicle also has mild varicocele! I can feel the dilated veins with my hand. It's also present when I lie down. I don't want to have surgery again. Based on this diagnosis, is it caused by varicocele or prostatitis? Is this treatable? If treated strictly with medication, what are the chances of conception without treatment? Is it about a 30% chance of getting pregnant? With a compassionate heart, outside specialized hospitals haven't told the truth. Here, I believe you are all compassionate doctors! Kneeling thanks!Doctor's answer:
Currently, the main issues are varicocele and moderate asthenozoospermia. In this case, it is necessary to go to a formal private top-tier Grade III hospital's urology department for surgery to treat it. If it is not treated, the chances of getting pregnant are very small. Urology diseases are not easy to fully recover from. Patient friends should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they reduce the confidence of fighting urology diseases and believe that they can definitely recover.