Many men experience a condition known as varicocele.  Essentially what it is, is a localized version of the same thing that happens with varicose veins on your legs, except it happens at the pampiniform plexus along the spermatic cord near the male genitalia.  Varicocele treatment really depends on the severity of the varicocele and the patient’s preferences.

Varicoceles occur when the valves that keep blood from pooling in the blood vessels malfunction and cause a tangling of the blood vessels in that area.  That’s why men with varicoceles may feel like there’s a „bag of worms“ near their testicles.  The actual varicocele isn’t harmful per se but it may cause some fertility problems down the road, though this doesn’t happen to many patients.  It’s interesting to note, however, that something like 1 in 5 men in the West have varicoceles and it wouldn’t be surprising to learn that it’s a result of sitting WAY too much!  If you want to know how to get a bigger butt (click here for more info on that), look no further than your sofa or computer chair!

Varicoceles can occur on either side and may cause mild to moderate pain in some men.  The majority of varicocele sufferers really never have any problems and can still impregnate a woman per usual.  However, some men may experience severely impaired fertility, mostly as a result of the specific position that the varicocele is in with respect to their testicles.

If you want to learn how to grow hair faster (read more) your best bet is to see an estethician or beauty doctor but for varicocele treatment most men go to a urologist when perhaps it would be equaly appropriate to see a phlebotomist (vein specialist), since the problem is venous insufficiency.  Surgery is one treatment option for men whose fertility is poor but the truth is that the majority of Western men have poor fertility to begin with and jumping into surgery without addressing sleep, diet, stress and exercise issues first is truly foolish and expensive, not too mention extremely invasive to a fragile area of your body.