Thursday, August 30, 2007

Infertility - Varicocele - What Is It?

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What is a varicocele? A varicocele is a swollen vein in the scrotum. Normal veins in the scrotums are usually constricted and not dilated. In varicocele, the

veins in the scrotums are dilated. Varicoceles are more commonly found in the left scrotum than then in the right due to anatomic factors. Varicocele is a

well-known cause of subnormal testicular function and can be found in approximately 20-25% of all males and in 40% of infertile males. As a matter of fact,

varicocele is the leading cause of infertility in males. Varicoceles are easy to detect and can be easily corrected by surgical interventions.
Varicoceles are much more common in the left scrotum (80-90%) than in the right as a result of several anatomical factors. Also of importance is that

right-sided varicoceles should be carefully investigated as more often than not, a right-sided varicocele may indicate cancer of the right kidney.
How do I know I'm affected by varicocele? A varicocele feels like a "bag of worms". Contrary to what most people believe, varicoceles usually do not cause any

pain, but swelling of the scrotum, be it in one or both sides. Other problems that have to be excluded, that may cause scrotum enlargement include fluids in

the scrotum, testicular cancer, a cyst or spermatocele, etc. In general, varicoceles are harmless, are not cancerous, although in the long run, they may give

rise to infertility. Some health professionals believe that if left untreated, they may even cause cancer of the testicles.


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