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I have a left sided varicocele, initially asymptomatic, but from last few days dullaching in scrotum, surgery needed or medicines?can i play sports now?
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Maybe: No medication will help a varicocele. Surgery may be necessary if pain limits activity or worsens your sperm count.
Answered 11/9/2020
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