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A member asked:
Does cutting oopampiniform plexus cause blood flow to be irregular ? - after varicocelectomy surgery cutting pampiniform plexus, will these veins grow back? - does varicocelectomy surgery cause any future medical issues in the testical or penis?
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Varicocelectomy can help increase fertility by restoring blood flow to your scrotum, which can result in increased sperm and testosterone production.
Answered 3/1/2022
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Varicocelectomy is removal of dilated veins in the spermatic cord which can cause discomfort, reduction in size of testicle and low sperm count. If properly done the veins do not enlarge again. There are no penis or testicular issues after the operation.
Answered 3/1/2022
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