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Right side varicocele
I was diagnosed with varicocele on the right side and on left side as well. I googled about it and google said right side varicocele is because of some blockage in my abdomen, is this true?
My varicocele hasn't flared up for a while now and I don't feel any discomfort in scrotum either, I've started going to gym again as well and everything is smooth. But i am worried, could it be that i may be developing a tumor in abdomen? please help me. This thing has me really scared.
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Please do not directly jump to google conclusion as many things are not properly explained by google. Its better for you to concern a General Surgeon.
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No varicocele has no abdominal origin,it’s localised.I need to undergo surgery or else might have complications in d future
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Yes u google it right , but ur interpretation is wrong. U had to read it completely to reach a conclusion.
Kindly share the report , problem associated with varicocele is associated with grading , some degree of varicocele can be very common .
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Feel free to consult me with ur reports and detailed history
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Dr. Charlotte Saldanha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Pune
Don’t worry. Tumors are not related to them. Internet has scary and false search results so better to avoid it. Just workout carefully with proper workout gear. Observe for recurrence.
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