Pre-Operative Risks (Before Surgery):

• ​General Anesthesia Risks
  • ​​Hypotension
  • Hypoxia
  • Arrhythmia
  • CO2 Embolus
  • Acidosis
  • ​Hypercarbia​

​​Intra-Operative Risks (During Surgery)

• Bleeding
• Injury to the pubic arteries
• Arterial ligation
• Nerve damage
• Failure at attempt (1%-5%)
• Loss of testicle on side of the surgery (1%)
• Injury to a nerves in the pubic area

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​Post-Operative Risks  (After Surgery)

• Hematoma
• Shrinking of the testicle on the side of the surgery (1%)
• Hydrocele (5-10%)
• Persistent/recurrent varicocele (5-10%)
• Pain pills (2-6 weeks)
• Genitofemoral Nerve Injury
• Scrotal Emphysema
• Umbilical Granulomas
• Infection at site of surgery (1%)
• Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) (5%)
• Pulmonary embolus (PE) (1%)
• Onset of pain where there was none before (1%)
• Failure to relieve pain (15%)
• Continued infertility (86%)
• ​Decreased fertility
• Permanent scarring at incision site 
• ​​Lowered testosterone levels

When I started, there was no alternative to varicocele surgery.  But, a safe and natural alternative needs to exist. So, I have been working diligently for the past 5 years to make natural treatments more of a viable option for everyone. There is still no cure for varicocele, but, my treatments are very good, and I'm constantly improving them. Now, I can say that my natural treatments are not only a viable, but likely the best treatment option to date for varicocele.

Almost every doctor or surgeon will tell you that the only option of addressing varicocele is surgery or embolization. The problem is that surgery only addresses the problem of "faulty valves". Faulty valves are not the cause of varicocele, Lifestyle Factors are. Unfortunately, the false notion of "faulty valves" being the cause of varicocele is deeply entrenched, even though over the past 15 years, numerous scientific publications have implicated many other factors as contributing to the development of varicocele.  Even more recently, there have been many scientific publications urging physicians to recommend alternative forms of treatment because of their high efficacy and minimal risk.

Now, this doesn't even have to be an argument against having varicocele surgery, but really to have a more diversified approach to addressing the problem. Diversification allows us to address the many controllable varicocele risk. The real problem is really just about lifestyle risk factors, increased blood pressure, and impairment of blood flow.

I am the author of The Complete Guide to Natural Healing of Varicocele, and have been ​clients treat their varicoceles without surgery for over 4 years now--with great results. The Healing Guide contains step-by-step instruction to treating the root cause of varicocele. If you've thought about having varicocele surgery, then it is definitely worth your while to  make the investment in the Natural Healing Guide, even if it is only to enhance your surgical outcomes.

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Well, you're not alone. Varicocele surgery is a high risk and low reward procedure for treating varicocele. Actually, no surgeon or medical doctor says that it's a "curea"--simply because it's not. In fact varicocele surgery is far from being a cure. You can read this comprehensive review of varicocelectomy risks vs benefits.

It's not too late! Varicocele Natural Treatments are just as important for post-surgery as without surgery.

​You wouldn't believe how many clients I've had with failed surgery who contact me and ask for help!

​Let me ask you an important question. Why does surgery Not work every time?

The facts are that post-surgery results vary. Varicocele often redevelops, pain and discomfort symptoms often persist or come back, and almost 85% of men who undergo varicocele surgery do not attain significant fertility improvements.

Surgery doesn't always work because it addresses the problem of "faulty valves". All of the surgical methods for varicocelectomy, as well as embolization involve cutting out or killing off the veins that contain "faulty valves" and are varicose. Once these valves are dead, the blood is supposed to find a new route back to the heart, one that does not have "faulty valves".

So, how does the varicocele redevelop in many cases if there are no more "faulty valves"? Moreover, why would discomfort persist and fertility not improve if the cause of the problem was addressed?

The answer is simple. "Faulty valves" are not the pure genetic disorder they are made out to be, and they are a minor part of the problem.
Faulty valves are not the cause of varicocele, lifestyle factors are! There are many controllable varicocele risk factors. Moreover, faulty valves can actually develop as a result of these risk factors.

And guess what,

Surgery can Not, and does Not treat the the cause of the problem; it missed the controllable varicocele risk factors. You can make specific lifestyle changes to treat the root cause of varicocele--the root cause of the problem. 

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