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Since blood leaves testicles through vas deferns and and pampiniform plexus, does undergoing a varicocele surgery affect the level of testosterone ?
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After undergoing varicocelectomy it has been demonstrated that testosterone levels increased significantly in 70% of cases. It is also thought that sperm quality improves. It's also important to note that many men with varicoceles have normal testosterone levels without surgery.
Answered 9/4/2021
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