2. I HAVE VARICOCELE SYMPTOMS

​I have varicocele pain or aching. Should I be concerned?

​Yes, you should be concerned. Varicocele-induced aching and pain are an indication that the testicles are either under stress or are being damaged due to toxic blood pooling.
Aching and pain mean that you must, at a minimum, start preventative measures as soon as possible to prevent permanent damage to the testicles. Do not listen to doctors who recommend doing nothing. Don't just leave it. That makes no sense. You can and must prevent further damage.

​I was diagnosed with Infertility. What now?

Note: Do not self-diagnose infertility; you must have some fertility test done to know if you have infertility or not.
Low sperm count, motility, morphology, etc., are measurable sperm parameters. Suppose you have low or very low levels of any of these parameters. In that case, there may be an indication that the testicles are either under a lot of stress or are damaged and, therefore, cannot perform their normal function at this time. In this case, both preventative measures and treatments are indicated.
Learn more about the treatment options below.

​We have had unsuccessful pregnancy after attempting. What are our options?

Pregnancy is a complex topic. 40% of pregnancy problems are due to male factors, 40% female, and 20% both. Unfortunately, there is an over-emphasis on female factors, and the male's treatment options are usually entirely overlooked. There are thousands of treatments for infertility as well as dozens of controllable varicocele risk factors: You can exercise, have a healthier diet, reduce your stress, perform yoga or acupuncture, cooling treatments, take supplements, etc.
​There are so many options! Don't give up. Contact me if you require personal assistance.

​I have a hormone imbalance, erectile problems, or other dysfunctions. What should I do?

Before treating varicocele, you must ensure that you have no other conditions other than varicocele. Make sure to see your doctor and a specialist for an accurate diagnosis! Often, a different disorder entirely may be responsible for your symptoms that is completely overlooked.

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