- Male
- 28 Years
- 14/08/2025
My friend is 28 and has been dealing with venous leak for over a year now. He's seen multiple doctors and done his own research, but apart from surgery, there don't seem to be many treatment options. He's currently using Viagra, but we've heard even the surgery isn't a permanent fix. Recently, we came across stem cell therapy does it actually work for venous leak? Can it fully heal the condition, and what's the approximate cost in India? Would really appreciate some clarity on this.
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