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Concerned Eager Father
Me and my girlfriend have discussed having children in the future and I am very excited for when this time comes but I do have a bunch of varicous veins on the left side of my testicar/scrotum area and I have read online a lot that varicous veins down there can cause infertility - is this true? It's making me panic a lot that I won't be able to have children of my own in the future.
Any information and/or advice would be hugely appreciated.
Many thanks,
Keyran
Any information and/or advice would be hugely appreciated.
Many thanks,
Keyran
Thanks for the reply, that has eased my mind a little. I will make an appointment this week.
Stop in to a urologist sometime in the next year or so, and ask about the veins. They can do a sperm analysis easily and put your worries to rest. If the veins are causing too much warming in the area and it is killing the sperm, you can have a relatively simple procedure done to take care of it, and your fertility will return. But don't borrow trouble, it's simple enough to do a sperm test. You might be very fertile even with the veins.
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