Varicocele is a condition of abnormal enlargement and lengthening of the veins in the spermatic vein network located above the testicles. People with varicocele may have reduced sperm count and quality, increasing the risk of infertility.

Varicocele surgery is a simple surgical intervention, so after surgery the patient will return to normal very quickly and will have almost no problems in daily life.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 40% of primary infertile men and 69-81% of secondary infertile men have mild varicocele. The disease interferes with sperm production.

Varicocele is treated surgically, some mild cases may be treated medically by the doctor. After varicocele surgery, the patient cannot avoid common symptoms.

Varicocele is a common cause of infertility in men. Depending on the degree of dilation, the disease may be asymptomatic or have severe symptoms such as: enlarged scrotum, palpable tortuous veins under the scrotum, testicular atrophy and infertility. Varicocele ligation is the most effective method in treating this disease.

Varicocele is a condition in which the veins in the scrotum are dilated larger than normal. Although it is not an acute disease and does not endanger the patient's life, varicocele can lead to infertility in men. One of the methods to treat this disease is microsurgery for varicocele.

Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) is an abbreviation for the phrase “Digital Subtraction Angiography”, a diagnostic method that combines X-ray imaging and uses algorithms to subtract the background of the acquired image, before and after injecting contrast. DSA plays an important role in diagnosing varicocele in particular and vascular abnormalities in general.

Varicocele is a disease that can cause infertility if not treated properly and promptly. Laparoscopic surgery for varicocele is a method to help improve sperm quality, testicular function, increase pregnancy rate in infertile couples due to varicocele, and can also reduce scrotal pain caused by varicocele.

Varicocele has been treated with many different effective methods. Depending on the specific condition of each patient, the doctor will prescribe the most effective and appropriate treatment method.