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1. Laparoscopic Varicocelectomy

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During this procedure, the surgeon makes several small incisions in the lower abdomen area. A laparoscope (thin, flexible tube with an attached camera) is inserted into the abdomen. It allows the surgeon to see inside your body using a screen.

Through another tube called a cannula, a gas (carbon dioxide) is introduced into the abdomen to improve the visibility of the internal organs. Through another incision, surgical tools are inserted for sealing the veins that are blocking the blood flow.

The ends of the veins are sealed with the help of small clamps or are cauterized with heat.

Once the veins are sealed the instruments are removed and the incisions are closed with the help of sutures.

2. Open Surgery

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Open surgery is also called microsurgical varicocelectomy. It is performed under a high-powered operating microscope to achieve high success rates with low risks. This procedure can be performed under local or general anaesthesia.

Here the incision or the cut that is made would be bigger compared to the laparoscopic surgery. The vein is usually approached through your groin. Each vein is dissected circumferentially and then tied off to disrupt the blood flow and provide drainage of blood away from the testicle into the inner thigh and pelvis. Once the veins are sealed, the incisions are closed with the help of sutures.

3. Percutaneous Embolization

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It is the least invasive way of varicocele repair. This procedure is done under local anaesthesia. The surgeon will access a major vein from the inner thigh area, through which a catheter will be inserted (a thin tube).

A small coil or a special liquid will be released into the affected vein. This acts as a blocking agent and diverts the blood flow into other nearby veins. The blood can then normally exit the scrotum. Once the veins are sealed the catheter is removed and the incision is closed with the help of sutures.

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What is a Varicocele?

Varicocele is a common condition that occurs due to an enlargement of the veins in the scrotum. The testes (singular = testis) are a pair of ovoid male reproductive organs present inside the scrotum.

The veins in the scrotum are called the pampiniform plexus. In normal circumstances, you cannot see or feel the veins in the spermatic cord but if you have a varicocele, these veins become enlarged and noticeable. This condition is similar to the varicose veins (swollen, twisted veins) that you develop in your legs.

1. How Does Varicocele Develop?

Varicocele can result from poorly functioning valves (flaps that open and close regulating blood flow) in the veins. When the valves are faulty, the blood flow can become sluggish and blood tends to pool in the veins causing the enlargement.

The larger veins that move from the testicles towards the heart are connected differently on the left side of the scrotum increasing the pressure on that side. Therefore, when the blood flow is sluggish, it can lead to swelling, which is commonly seen on the left side of the scrotum.

Varicoceles commonly occur on the left side of the scrotum. In rare cases, varicoceles can exist on both sides of the scrotum at the same time.

2. What Are The Symptoms of a Varicocele?

Varicocele may show mild or no symptoms. Pain occurs in rare cases and may:

Range from sharp to dull pain causing discomfort
Exaggerate on standing for long periods or excessive exertion
Worsen as the day progresses
Impair fertility. This can lead to low sperm production and decreased sperm quality, leading to infertility (problems in fathering a child) and shrinkage of the affected testicle in some cases.
Cause swelling of the testicles.

The pain of a varicocele is usually relieved by lying on your back.

3. How is a Varicocele Diagnosed?

Diagnosis is mostly done by physical examination. The doctor will inquire about the symptoms and examine the scrotum, which may feel like a “bag of worms” if you have varicocele. Your doctor may ask you to stand and take a deep breath and hold it for a few seconds and push with pressure towards the scrotum (bearing down). This technique known as the Valsalva manoeuvre helps your doctor find the enlarged veins if present.

At times when physical examination cannot determine the varicocele, some tests are advised which can include:

Doppler test: An ultrasound scan which determines the direction of blood flow in the veins of scrotum, the presence of blood clots and the causes and site of obstruction in veins.
Colour duplex ultrasound scan: An ultrasound scan that shows the coloured image of your veins in the scrotum for any obstructions, clots and also determines the speed of the blood flow in your veins.

Semen analysis and hormone test: Tests like FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) and testosterone will determine if you have low testicular function due to varicocele.

4. What are the types of Varicocele?

Grade 1

This is the smallest type of varicocele that is not visible to the naked eye but prominent veins can be seen on the Valsalva manoeuvre.

Grade 2

The varicocele is also not visible but it can be felt without the Valsalva manoeuvre.

Grade 3

Varicocele is visible.

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Varicocele treatment best hospital is definitely Fairfield. My treatment was hassle-free and I recovered quickly. The doctors and staff made it easy for me and my family, it had been a long painful time for us. Thank you Fairfield.

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I had a remarkable experience at Fairfield while I was being treated for varicocele. I had minimally invasive surgery, which I think is the best varicocele treatment in India. The hospital staff was very helpful and I recovered shortly. Laser for varicose veins cost is affordable, especially when you have insurance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who Performs Varicocele Surgery?

Varicocele surgery is performed by a urologist.

Does Varicocele Surgery Affect Fertility?

Varicocele surgery does not affect fertility, in fact, it improves the blood flow to the reproductive organs improving fertility.

What is The Duration of a Varicocele Surgery?

The exact duration of the procedure will differ from the type of surgery performed. Generally, a varicocele surgery can take 1-2 hours.

What is The Cost of Varicocele Surgery?

The cost of varicocele surgery ranges from INR 25,000 to INR 40,000. Cost may vary on a case-to-case basis depending upon the procedure, complexities associated with the disease, institution, and geographical location.

When should I Contact The Doctor?

Contact your doctor immediately if you experience the following:

High fever with a temperature above 100°F
Difficulty in urinating or emptying your bladder completely
Vomiting or feeling nauseous
Leg pain or swelling in the legs
Severe pain in the site of the surgery that does come down with medications
Swelling, redness, bleeding, or abnormal discharge from the site of the incision

What Are The Risks of Varicocele Surgery?

Varicocele surgery is a safe procedure and complications are rare. A few of the possible risks include:
- Formation of hydroceles (fluid accumulation around the testicles)
- Bleeding from the surgery site
- Infection in the surgery site
- Injury to the veins in the scrotum
- Persistence (the problem remains) or recurrence (the condition occurs again) of the varicoceles
- Blood clots in the veins of the scrotum (thrombophlebitis)

When to Follow up With the Doctor Post Surgery?

Your doctor will schedule a follow-up visit around 2 weeks after the procedure to check for proper recovery. If the stitches need to be removed then the visit will be scheduled within 7 days after the surgery. A sample of the semen will be checked 3-4 months after the procedure to see if the number of sperms has improved. Spermatogenesis (the development of new sperm cells) takes roughly 72 days and testing any earlier may lead to false results.

What is the Recovery Period?

The recovery period after the procedure depends on the type of surgery performed. Generally, you can get back to your normal activities in 2-3 weeks after the surgery. Recovery from open surgery can take 3-6 weeks. Those who have undergone percutaneous embolization can get back to normal activities in one or two days.

How long does a Varicocele Surgery take?

This is an outpatient procedure and you can return home on the same day. Therefore, you need to arrange for a friend or family member to drop you home after your procedure.

Some general advice to follow after the surgery

Before the procedure:
Discuss your medical history and the medications and any allergies with your doctor. You will also be required to inform your doctor about any dietary supplements which you may be taking. If you are a smoker, you will need to stop smoking immediately.

On The Day of The Procedure:
You will be asked to sign a consent form that permits your doctor to perform the procedure on you, after which your vital signs will be checked, along with a fitness check-up with the anaesthetist.

Post-operative Care For Varicocele Surgery
Varicocele surgery is a safe procedure with minimal side effects. It improves your fertility and reduces complications due to blocked blood flow to your reproductive organs. Follow the post-surgical instructions correctly for a faster recovery and better results.

At The Hospital

After the surgery, you will remain in the recovery room for 1-2 hours where you will be under observation. Your vital signs will be monitored during this time. Once you are stable you can return home. Before leaving the hospital, you will be given the necessary instructions to follow after the procedure and the necessary medications such as painkillers and antibiotics will be prescribed.

At Home

During the first week post-surgery, you will be advised to:

Follow a regular healthy diet. Include a lot of fibre in your diet and drink lots of water for proper digestion and to prevent constipation.
Keep the incisions dry and clean and follow your doctor’s instructions for cleaning the incision.
Keep ice packs. This can help manage pain and swelling in the area of the surgery.
Walk regularly to improve blood circulation.
Start physical activities slowly and then increase the speed and duration gradually as you begin to heal.
Support the scrotum with a jockstrap or brief-style underwear. This can help reduce pain and discomfort.

Avoid the following activities after the procedure:

Avoid sexual intercourse for up to 2-3 weeks, or as your doctor suggests.
Avoid strenuous activities such as lifting heavy objects, jogging, or cycling for a week after the surgery.
Avoid swimming or wetting the site of the surgery until the area heals.
Avoid straining while passing stools.

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Some general advice to follow after the surgery

Before the procedure: Discuss your medical history and the medications and any allergies with your doctor. You will also be required to inform your doctor about any dietary supplements which you may be taking. If you are a smoker, you will need to stop smoking immediately.

On The Day of The Procedure: You will be asked to sign a consent form that permits your doctor to perform the procedure on you, after which your vital signs will be checked, along with a fitness check-up with the anaesthetist.

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At Home

During the first week post-surgery, you will be advised to:

Avoid the following activities after the procedure:

Before the procedure:
Discuss your medical history and the medications and any allergies with your doctor. You will also be required to inform your doctor about any dietary supplements which you may be taking. If you are a smoker, you will need to stop smoking immediately.

On The Day of The Procedure:
You will be asked to sign a consent form that permits your doctor to perform the procedure on you, after which your vital signs will be checked, along with a fitness check-up with the anaesthetist.