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2020-11-23 10:38:05
My husband has went for scrotum ultrasound . Attaching report . It's showing as mild left varicocele.please let me know if there is any problem and how to treat it . Will it affecting it in getting concieving
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Use scrotal support  for few days it will not affect to get conceived

Answered2020-11-23 18:55:05

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For mild vericocele usually not to worry

Answered2020-11-23 10:50:16

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