Homeopathy Treatment for VARICOCELE

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Homeopathy Treatment for VARICOCELE

Varicocele is a condition that normally occurs when the vein supplying the scrotum i.e pampiniform plexus gets enlarged and is more prominent on left side.This condition becomes prominent during puberty as testicles grows rapidly and is in need of much blood supply but when the valves of the vein becomes incompetent varicocele develops.Varicocele may alter the production and quality of sperm resulting in low sperm motility and infertility.Because of this condition the normal development of testicles is hampered

Symptoms of varicocele

  • Aching pain in scrotal region
  • Heaviness,dullness or dragging pain
  • Shrinkage of testicles
  • Due to inadequate blood supply one testicle appears smaller than the other
  • Oligospermia and infertility

Homoeopathy is effective in managing the symptoms of varicocele without any surgical intervention and increases the sperm count and motility.Homoeopathic treatment helps in reducing the pain and swelling with long lasting and permanent cure.


Star homeo believes that the body can regain all of its lost abilities. Using the same way,Star homeo provides patients with organically composed drugs that are specifically tailored to the patient's needs.we offer our patients a personalised nutrition plan and encourage them to make beneficial lifestyle changes. Our non-surgical approach has treated thousands of individuals. Our homoeopathic varicocele treatment assists patients in resolving varicocele symptoms such as low sperm count, sperm motility, poor sperm morphology, pain in testicles, heaviness of scrotum, nightfall, and premature ejaculation. Although not all Varicocele patients have fertility concerns, the majority of them do. Furthermore, if your varicocele causes pain, testicular shrinkage, or infertility, you may require medical attention.

What is VARICOCELE?


Varicocele is a medical condition characterized by the enlargement of the veins within the scrotum, the sac that holds the testicles. The condition occurs when the veins that drain blood from the testicles become dilated or twisted, leading to a backup of blood and increased pressure in the veins.

The exact cause of varicocele is not fully understood, but it is believed to be related to the malfunctioning of the valves within the veins. These valves normally regulate blood flow by preventing blood from flowing backward. When the valves are faulty or weakened, blood pools in the veins, causing them to enlarge and become varicose.

Causes of VARICOCELE?


Abnormal vein valves: The primary cause of varicocele is thought to be the malfunctioning or absence of valves within the spermatic veins. These valves normally regulate blood flow by allowing one-way circulation. When they fail to function correctly, blood pools in the veins, leading to their enlargement.

Anatomic abnormalities: Certain anatomical variations in the veins and blood vessels of the testicles may increase the likelihood of varicocele. For example, some individuals may have an abnormal or excessive number of veins in the scrotum, which can contribute to the development of varicocele.

Genetic predisposition: There is evidence to suggest that varicocele may have a genetic component. It can sometimes run in families, indicating a hereditary factor in its development. However, the specific genes involved have not been clearly identified.

Hormonal influences: Hormonal imbalances, particularly in the levels of testosterone and other reproductive hormones, may play a role in the development of varicocele. The exact mechanisms by which hormones contribute to varicocele formation are still being investigated.

Increased blood pressure in the veins: Elevated pressure within the veins that drain the testicles can cause them to dilate and enlarge. This increased blood pressure can be caused by factors such as physical exertion, heavy lifting, or straining during bowel movements.

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