From Experience with Communication with Couple having Infertility issues ,Varicocele having been a Major Challenges and threats to Male Fertility ,Recently a man said He Once threatened His wife that he would go and marry another Woman because the Lady could not get pregnant on time after Marriage ,The Lady became Dejected and frustrated ,Husband went for a Medical Test ,Test shows he had staphylococcus aureus and Varicocele ,wife got wind of it and the real cause of infertily was unmasked ,Today wife makes so much Jest about Husband ,Threatens him to Go and marry another man ,wife Turns husband to a Puppet and Never yield to his Orders ,As I speak Husband is complaining bitterly that He has turned to be the wife now ,My Advise to Men ,Do not issue out blame on your wife ,be careful ,handle any child bearing issue with Love and Caution ...When you do it with Love success will be Achieved .Its only Almighty God that makes Child bearing to be Successful ,No one.If you feel any of the below mentioned Symptoms Rush to Visit your Doctor for Possible Medical Checks ,and Treatments .A stitch in time saves Nine.

Varicocele - A Leading Cause of Male InfertilityMale infertility is responsible for almost half of all cases of couples experiencing trouble conceiving. While it is true that men have far less causes of infertility compared to women, varicocele (pronounced VAR-ih-koe-seel) is a leading cause of male infertility. This condition is quite common, 15% of male American men develop a varicocele by the time they reach adulthood. About 40% of infertile men have a varicocele.

What Is A Varicocele?

Varicocele is an enlarged vein or cluster of veins within the scrotum, very similar to a varicose vein of the leg. The varicocele drains blood away from one or both of the testicles.

What Causes A Varicocele?

In a typical varicose vein of the leg, the valves in the vein lose strength and fail. With varicocele, the valves never formed, so as a boy goes through puberty and the reproductive organs grow, a varicocele may form.

No one is quite sure what causes a varicocele to happen. Varicoceles most often form during puberty and more often on the left side. This is probably due to the position of the left testicular vein. Naturopathic doctors feel that poor nutrition, environmental toxin exposure and possibly genetics may play a role in the integrity of the vein wall as a man ages.

Over time, varicoceles may become larger (dilate), increasing the chance of infertility. Regardless of the side that the varicocele is on, sperm production in either testicle or both may be affected.

Symptoms

If you have been struggling to conceive and are experiencing any of the following symptoms, be sure to get in to see a doctor to get a sperm count and health test performed. The doctor can also help you to determine if a varicocele may be the culprit of your fertility struggles.

Discomfort of the scrotum and testicles – dull, heavy or sharp
A feeling of relief when lying on your back
Discomfort worsens over the course of the day
A noticeable enlargement in an area of the scrotum
Important note: There are several other conditions that may cause a noticeable mass of the scrotum, be sure to see a doctor if you notice a mass, or feel any sort of pain or swelling.

How a Varicocele May Cause Low Sperm Count and Poor Sperm Health

Infertility and Atrophy of the Affected Testicle
The testes are made up of sperm-producing tubules, which are responsible for the “bulk” and shape of each testicle. The affected testicle may shrink and become soft over time, due to the malfunctioning valves allowing blood to pool in the veins. The pooling blood results in increased pressure in the veins, which leaves the tissues of the testes and sperm to be exposed to damaging toxins in the blood. This toxin exposure may also play a role in the quality and quantity of sperm.

Another way a varicocele may impact male reproduction is through testicular temperature alteration. The testicular veins are responsible for cooling the blood in the testicular artery. The natural ability of the testicular veins to do this ensures that proper temperature is maintained for sperm production. If blood flow is blocked due to varicocele, testicular temperature may become too high, affecting sperm health, including count, formation (morphology) and movement (motility).

If you feel any of the Above Mentioned Symptoms ,Waste no time,Go and pay a Visit to your Doctor right away .A stich in time saved nine . The picture shows normal and Abnormal vein of the scrotum