- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have grade 2 varicocele with a sperm count of 15 million and motility at 35%. Can this be treated with Ayurvedic medicine or do I need surgery? Looking for guidance on the best approach.
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For a grade 2 varicocele with a sperm count of 15 million and 35% motility, both Ayurvedic treatments and surgical options could be considered. Ayurvedic approaches might focus on managing pain and inflammation, potentially improving sperm parameters. However, if pain is severe or fertility is significantly impacted, surgery, specifically varicocelectomy or embolization, may be recommended
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Consult a Urologist
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