Swollen veins inside the testes, also known as varicocele, are a common yet often overlooked cause of male infertility. Varicocele is a condition where the veins inside the scrotum tend to enlarge ...

Discover how varicocele, swollen veins inside the testes, can affect male fertility and what steps to take for treatment.

Varicocele affects 9–15% of men, and is the most common cause of male infertility. This disorder is often treated surgically, but several minimally invasive techniques for percutaneous gonadal ...

It may happen in a couple of months, but sometimes it may not happen at all if the testis has been rendered completely non functional by the long standing varicocele.

Study reveals how hypoxia-linked conditions like sleep apnoea and varicocele threaten male fertility and offspring health.

The review article, published in the journal Nature Reviews Urology, explored how exposure to low oxygen levels can impact ...

A lack of oxygen in the testes, or testis hypoxia, caused by chronic medical conditions -- such as sleep apnoea or varicocele -- can be a sustained threat to reproductive health, lead author, Tessa ...

The immediate effects of low oxygen on sperm quality are temporary, but new evidence suggests that a long-term decrease in ...

A lack of oxygen in the testes, or testis hypoxia, caused by chronic medical conditions -- such as sleep apnoea or varicocele -- can be a sustained threat to reproductive health, lead author ...

“Swollen veins inside the testes can lead to issues like poor sperm quality and reduced sperm count. This can negatively affect a man’s ability to conceive naturally. Varicocele can cause a ...