Natural pregnancy in a woman whose partner has secretory or obstructive azoospermia is not possible. However, when the treatments applied do not solve the problem, Dawasanté experts offer you a natural herbal treatment to cure your azoospermia and allow your partner to quickly get pregnant. 

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1: Aspiration of sperm

In men with obstructive azoospermia , no sperm is seen in the ejaculate, but sperm is produced in the testis.

One option is to extract the sperm  directly from the testis  or epididymis. In this way, it is possible to obtain sperm, but in low quantity and of poor quality in relation to mobility and morphology.

For this reason, in the event of obtaining sperm by aspiration, it will be necessary to resort to the  technique of ICSI  (intracytoplasmic sperm micro-injection). ICSI is the  ideal in vitro fertilization technique  because only one sperm is needed for each egg to be fertilized. In addition, in this process, it is the specialist himself who introduces the sperm into the egg.

There are several procedures for extracting sperm, and their names come from the acronyms in English:

1.1: MESA

Corresponds to the term:  microsurgical epididymal sperm aspiration , i.e., microsurgical aspiration of epididymal sperm. It is used in patients with obstruction of the genital tract. This involves making a small incision in the epididymis and extracting the sperm from inside the epididymis.

It is a complicated operation and the costs are high. For this reason, although it allows to collect more sperm than with a PESA, it is not the most chosen technique.

1.1.1: PESA

It is the percutaneous aspiration of epididymal sperm ( percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration ). This is a simpler and less invasive procedure than the previous one and does not require as many skills on the part of the doctor. It is performed under sedation, so that the patient does not feel any pain.

A needle is inserted through the skin of the scrotum to reach the epididymis. The downside is that the needle is inserted blind, and although this is unusual, it is possible that no sperm will be aspirated.

1.1.2: TESA

Its English name is:  testicular sperm aspiration , and it is referred to as the aspiration of sperm from the testis. It is also performed percutaneously, just like PESA. The difference is that the aspiration is done from the testes and not from the epididymis.

This type of aspiration is usually performed when the other options (MESA and PESA) are not applicable due to changes such as absence or obstruction of the epididymis.

2: Testicular biopsy

Also known as  TESE  ( testicular sperm extraction ). It is performed under local anesthesia and consists of the following elements:

• The specialist opens the different testicular layers using a scalpel or a laser until it reaches the testicle, from which he will extract small pieces. About 2-3 cm of testicular layers are opened. They will then be closed with one or two stitches.
• After the biopsy is performed or at the same time as the biopsy, the tissues are analyzed under a microscope for sperm, which will then be used in the ICSI technique in the hope of pregnancy.
• Although it is indicated in patients with obstructive azoospermia , it is also applied in certain situations of secretory azoospermia. In many of these cases, although no sperm is produced in the testes, foci of  spermatogenesis  can be found, that is, if you search exhaustively, it is possible to find a sperm.
• In any case, the possibility of achieving pregnancy by applying ICSI with the few sperm found after testicular biopsy of patients with secretory azoospermia is low.

3: Sperm donation

The above procedures may be effective for obstructive azoospermia , but they are not usually applied to secretory azoospermia. In patients with this alteration, where no treatment is able to reverse spermatogenesis, it is recommended to resort to  sperm donation .

This is artificial insemination  or in vitro fertilization   with sperm donated by a  healthy young man . This donor is subjected to a series of physical and psychological examinations to verify his good state of health and to confirm the safety of the use of his sperm.

The choice of one or the other reproductive technique will depend on certain qualities of the woman such as her age, the patency of the fallopian tubes, etc.

This is an alternative with a high  probability of success . However, it has a major drawback: humans give up transmitting their genetic heritage. This means that the children born will not be the biological children of their father, since they will inherit the traits of the donor who gave the sperm.

4: Your frequently asked questions

If my husband has total azoospermia, should we consider donating sperm as the only option so that I can get pregnant?

If as total azoospermia you hear irreparable secretory azoospermia, yes, sperm donation is the best option for you to achieve pregnancy.

In severe cases of secretory azoospermia, it is very difficult to obtain viable sperm with fertilizing ability, so it is necessary to resort to sperm donation.

After 11 years of vasectomy, will I be able to have children if I have a testicular biopsy?

A testicular biopsy is used to obtain sperm directly from the testis, which is the place of production. However, after so long a time of voluntary obstruction, that is, after preventing the produced sperm from coming out, it is possible that the organism itself has reduced production. However, since only one sperm per egg is needed for ICSI treatment, you may be able to achieve pregnancy in your partner from the sperm found during the biopsy.

In any case, you should be aware that it is quite possible that no viable sperm will be found after the biopsy.

Pregnancy was detected by measuring serum HCG on two independent occasions, at least 15 days after the embryo replacement. Clinical pregnancy was determined by observing a gestational sac with a fetal heartbeat on a transvaginal ultrasound at 6–7 weeks gestation. The clinical embryo implantation rate was defined as the number of gestational sacs seen during ultrasound screening at 6-7 weeks gestation divided by the number of embryos transferred.

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Azoospermia is a  total absence of sperm in the ejaculate. Depending on the cause, we distinguish two forms of azoospermia: obstructive and secretory. The prognosis for achieving pregnancy is different in each case. However, Dawasanté experts provide you with a natural treatment to boost your fertility by improving your sperm, allowing you to conceive quickly. Click on the image below to discover this natural treatment.

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1: Azoospermia: definition and diagnosis

In order to study male fertility, the most common test is a  spermogram. It consists of collecting a sample of ejaculate and examining it in the laboratory to check, among other things, the concentration and mobility of sperm.

Once the result is obtained, we compare the reference rates of the World Health Organization (WHO) to carry out the diagnosis:

• Azoospermia

zero sperm in the ejaculate.

• Cryptozoospermie

less than 100,000 sperm / ml.

• Oligospermie

less than 15 million / ml.

• Normozoospermia

no seminal parameters are altered.

Therefore, azoospermia can be defined as the absence of sperm in the ejaculate. It is considered to be responsible for between 3 and 10% of cases of male infertility.

Azoospermia is imperceptible to humans, so it is necessary to take a spermogram to diagnose it.

It is also helpful to determine FSH hormone levels. This is produced by the brain and is responsible for spermatogenesis (formation of sperm) in the testes. If the FSH levels are high, it can be inferred that the mother cells of the sperm are reduced or even absent.

You can also analyze the concentration of testosterone and fructose to get a more accurate diagnosis.

Causes

The absence of sperm in the ejaculate is mainly due to two causes:

• Secretory or non-obstructive azoospermia

the testes are not able to produce sperm.

• Azoospermia obstructive

sperm are produced, but cannot be expelled during ejaculate due to obstruction of the vas deferens.

To determine the type of azoospermia, it is necessary to perform a testicular biopsy, which consists of obtaining a small fragment of each testicle and analyzing the presence or absence of sperm. In this way, it will be easy to distinguish an obstructive azoospermia from a secretory.

Through hormonal analysis, the type of azoospermia can be determined, because if there are disturbances in the levels of hormones involved in spermatogenesis , it is secretory azoospermia. However, this method is not as reliable as a biopsy to find out if there are sperm available for ART treatment.

1: Secretory azoospermia

The azoospermia secretory or non-obstructive is the most severe and frequent and assumes 70% of cases of azoospemie. It can be congenital (from birth) or acquired (by disease or toxic treatment). Its most common causes are:

• Abnormalities of testicular descent.
• Exposure to toxic substances: drugs, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
• Genetics: Gene disorders related to spermatogeneses, such as mutations or deletions.
• Hormonal disorders, such as hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (deficiency of hormones released by the pituitary gland and responsible for stimulating sperm production in the testes).
• Testicular problems: mumps, trauma, inflammation and sever varicocele.

The recovery of sperm from secretory azoospermia is complex, as spermatogenesis is strongly affected. Despite this, pregnancy is possible.

Some patients with this pathology have presented slight foci of spermatogenesis in the testes. To do this, doctors do multiple small testicular biopsies to find sperm.

If sperm are indeed found, the sample is frozen and is then used in an intracytoplasmatic sperm injection (ICSI).

Depending on the cause of the azoospermia, in some cases, it is possible to restore spermatogenesis by hormonal treatments and thus achieve pregnancy.

In cases where it is not possible to collect sperm, it is necessary to use donor sperm to become parents.

2 :Azoospermie obstructive

Obstructive azoospermia is caused by a problem with the ducts that carry sperm from the testes to the urethra, where ejaculate occurs. Here are the most common causes:

• Absence of vas deferens (either from birth or after surgery).
• Inflammation or trauma to the testis, epiydima, vas deferens or prostate.

In patients with this type of disorder, it is easier to obtain sperm. In some cases, this azoospermia can be reversible and thanks to several techniques of micro-surgery, the obstruction can sometimes be resolved or the ducts united so that the sperm can reach the spermatic fluid.

Otherwise, the sperm are obtained directly from the testes by testicular biopsy and are used in assisted reproduction therapy   (ICSI). A single biopsy is normally sufficient, as spermatogenesis is produced normally.

Azoospermia and varicocele

The relationship between azoospermia and varicocele is relatively common: 5% of varicocele cases turn into azoospermia. However, for this to happen, the varicocele must be severe.

Varicocele is a dilation of the veins that form the spermatic cord and directly affects spermatogenesis, which is the production of sperm.

In secretory azoosperm patients who have corrected their varicocele by surgery (surgical treatment of varicocele ), approximately 50% of the testicular tissue and 55% of the sperm mobility will be recovered.

Azoospermia following vasectomy

Vasectomy is a method of male sterilization that results in the absence of sperm in the ejaculate. The goal is to intentionally induce obstructive azoospermia by severing the vas deferens, thus preventing the passage of sperm from the testis to the urethra.

As the vas deferens are blocked, the sperm will be stored in the epididymis and, over time, will be reabsorbed by the body itself.

Vasectomy does not affect sperm production, although it is true that over time the body can decrease sperm production or it can be altered slightly.

Your frequently asked questions

No. Azoospermia is the absence of sperm in the ejaculate, but the man has no problems ejaculating. In the case of aspermia, the problem is the lack of ejaculation, it does not refer to the sperm.

What are the symptoms of azoospermia?

By Andrea Rodrigo (embryologist).

Azoospermia does not lead to symptoms that are visible in everyday life such as pain, discomfort, swelling, etc. Therefore, the safe way to diagnose it is not based on the symptoms, but only on the result of the spermogram.

Secretory azoospermia is more serious. It prevents the production of sperm and, therefore, it is not possible to have biological children even by applying assisted reproduction techniques. As we mentioned, the only option for getting pregnant if you are suffering from this type of azoospermia is sperm donation.

Can I use artificial insemination in the case of azoospermia?

No. To achieve pregnancy by artificial insemination , it is necessary to have a good sperm concentration and that patients suffering from azoospermia do not have any sperm in the ejaculate.

Can you be naturally pregnant with secretory azoospermia?

The only way to achieve a natural pregnancy with secretory azoospermia is through hormonal treatment, as it restores spermatogenesis. However, in many cases it is difficult for this to happen, as it all depends on the cause of azoospermia.

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What is azoospermia?

The azoospermia is a lack of sperm in the semen. If, after a year of unprotected sex, no pregnancy has occurred, it means that the man, woman, or both may have a fertility problem. In 40% of infertile couples, the man has a fertility problem. However, Dawasanté experts provide you with a natural herbal treatment to improve the quality of your sperm and allow you to conceive quickly.

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 How common is azoospermia?

About 1% of all men and 10% to 15% of infertile men have azoospermia.

 Treatment

Here we are going to offer you a mixture of African plants, roots and bark that will help you heal your azoospermia. Our blend of plants and roots has already enabled many men around the world to heal from infertility and experience the joy of being a father. What allows us to have excellent results is that we produce all these plants and roots ourselves and that we select only the best plants so that they retain all their therapeutic and medicinal virtues. They are the best roots and plants against azoospermia.

Here are five plants and roots that will help you cure azoospermia:

1.       Saw palmetto

Saw palmetto helps boost libido by stopping the breakdown of testosterone in the body. In men, sperm production is guided by testosterone. Too little testosterone results in a low sperm count. Likewise, too little testosterone reduces a woman's egg production. Saw palmetto can therefore increase male and female fertility by altering the balance of free testosterone in the body.

2.       Ashwagandha

Ashwagandha is traditionally used to improve sexual health. It supports the endocrine system and promotes its better functioning. It also strengthens the hormonal balance in the body. It stimulates libido and improves sperm count in men. It improves stamina and also improves sexual performance.

3.      Saw Palmetto

Saw Palmetto nourishes the entire endocrine system, which can help improve overall reproductive function in humans. Men with high stress, poor immune function, poor lifestyle and eating habits are found to respond well to this plant. This plant is classified as an adaptogen and is antiandrogenic, anti-inflammatory, softening, urinary antiseptic and immuno-amphoteric. Saw Palmetto is also a reproductive amphoteric. What does this mean though? It just means that it normalizes reproductive function.

Saw Palmetto nourishes the body deeply when taken regularly for many months. Constant use of this herb is beneficial in improving the quality and quantity of sperm.

4.       Ginseng

Ginseng is often referred to as the king of all herbs and is proven to be the panacea for improving overall well-being. Ginseng is also an aphrodisiac and is used to treat sexual dysfunction and to improve sexual behavior in traditional Chinese medical practices. Data from animal studies have shown a positive correlation between ginseng's performance, libido and copulation, and these effects have been confirmed in case-control studies in humans. In addition, ginseng improves the quality of sperm and their number. We highly recommend it.

5.       Maca

Maca has the ability to improve female fertility, which is why it is getting a lot of attention. It balances female hormones to improve fertility. However, this herb also has the ability to boost male fertility. This plant effectively improves the quality of sperm (poor sperm quality is a cause of male infertility). According to a study, men who consume maca regularly have more mobile sperm, more sperm and more semen per ejaculation.

The natural treatment that we offer to cure azoospermia consists mainly of natural herbal teas. The herbal tea is composed of plants and roots whose active ingredients are able to restore the male hormonal balance, by increasing the level of testosterone, the number and the mobility of your sperm. It is the miracle solution to cure azoospermia.

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Cause of azoospermia

Depending on the cause, there are two types of azoospermia:

 Secretory azoospermia (or NOA, for non-obstructive azoospermia)

Spermatogenesis is impaired or absent and the testes do not produce sperm. The cause of this spermatogenesis defect can be:

• Hormonal, with hypogonadism (absence or abnormality in the secretion of sex hormones) which may be congenital (Kallmann-Morsier syndrome for example) or acquired, due in particular to pituitary tumors which impair the functioning of the hypothalamic-pituitary axis or after a treatment (eg chemotherapy);
• Genetics: Klinefelter syndrome (presence of an additional X chromosome), which affects 1 in 1,200 men, structural abnormality of the chromosomes (microdeletion, i.e. loss of a fragment, of the Y chromosome in particular), translocation (one segment of the chromosome detaches and attaches to another). These chromosomal abnormalities are the cause of 5.8% of male infertility problems;
• Bilateral cryptorchidism: the two testes have not descended into the bursae, which impairs the process of spermatogenesis;
• An infection: prostatitis, orchitis.

 Obstructive or excretory azoospermia (OA, obstructive azoospermia)

The testes do indeed produce spermatozoa but they cannot be exteriorized due to a blockage of the ducts (epididymis, vas deferens or ejaculatory ducts). The cause may be of origin:

• congenital: the seminal tract has been altered from embryogenesis, resulting in an absence of the vas deferens. In men with cystic fibrosis, a mutation in the CFTR gene can cause the absence of vas deferens;
• infectious: the passages have been blocked following an infection (epididymitis, prostato-vesiculitis, prostatic utricle).

Symptoms

The main symptom of azoospermia is infertility.

Diagnostic

The diagnosis of azoospermia is made during an infertility consultation, which in men systematically includes a spermogram. This examination consists of analyzing the content of the ejaculate (semen), evaluating various parameters and comparing the results with the standards established by the WHO.

In the event of azoospermia, no sperm is found after centrifugation of the entire ejaculate. To make the diagnosis, however, it is necessary to carry out one or even two other spermograms, each 3 months apart, because spermatogenesis (cycle of sperm production) lasts about 72 days. In the absence of sperm production over 2 to 3 consecutive cycles, the diagnosis of azoospermia will be made.

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THROMBOSED VARICOCELE

Acute scrotal pain has various causes. Testicular torsion, twisting of the appendages, and epididymal-orchitis are common causes, while varicocele thrombosis is a rare cause. Read till the end to uncover the secret of natural herbal treatment for varicocele.

HOW DOES THIS COME ABOUT?

The thrombosis varicocele can occur after the operation or spontaneously. Five cases of postoperative thrombosis and five cases of spontaneous thrombosis have been described to date. The traditional advice in the management of thrombosed varicocele has been managed by the pharmacist and the patient. Here we present an unusual case of spontaneous varicocele thrombosis, as well as its presentation and surgical treatment. We would like to highlight the points of differentiation between spontaneous thrombosis and postoperative in vitro clot formation in varicoceles, these two entities being often confused. 

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How to cure varicocele with plants?

First, varicocele is not a fatality whose only way out is an operation. The use of natural plants makes it possible to permanently cure varicocele by avoiding surgical operation. The natural remedy for curing varicocele that we offer is completely herbal treatment. It is a natural remedy that cures varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in the veins of the spermatic cords. So the veins become tonic and tenacious to facilitate the dynamic rise of blood along the veins. This to join the most important veins like the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. So, it has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. Associated with a suitable diet, it can treat varicocele quite easily.

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Presentation of the case

A 68-year-old man was presented with excruciating scrotal pain lasting a week. Doppler study of the scrotum revealed a left varicocele without a sign of epididymal-orchitis. He was treated with intravenous antibiotics, pain relievers, and an elevated scrotum. He had no relief and continued to have severe pain. The clinical examination was normal. The patient underwent semi-emergent exploratory surgery. Exploration revealed a normal testis with thrombosed varicoceles. The patient underwent a varicocelectomy. The postoperative patient had immediate pain relief. Histopathology revealed a varicocele significant thrombosis. A varicocelectomy sample (performed for primary infertility) was used for comparison. The points of differentiation between the two entities were noted.

Conclusion

Spontaneous varicocele thrombosis is a rare cause of acute scrotal pain. Pain out of proportion to clinical features is characteristic. Patients unresponsive to medical treatment may require varicocelectomy. Varicocelectomy can provide immediate relief. Histopathology is helpful in this disorder.

Acute scrotal pain has multiple etiologies. Torsion of the testis or its appendages and epididymal-orchitis are common, while varicocele thrombosis is a rare cause. Varicocele thrombosis can occur after the operation (5 cases) or spontaneously (5 cases). Spontaneous thrombosis can occur as a result of trauma or in patients with coagulation abnormalities. Kayes had reported that strenuous sexual or sports activities, infections, trauma, long hours theft, and medication could be the cause of the condition. There was no major predisposing mechanism to spontaneous thrombosis in our patient, but it is possible that vigorous sexual activity was the cause, because the patient developed pain after intercourse. Varicocele thrombosis (both spontaneous and postoperative) has been managed conservatively in all patients to date with medication (antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs) and scrotal support without a description of surgical treatment. There are conflicting reports regarding the timing and requirement of surgery in patients with thrombosed varicocele. Recommend non-operative conservative management, despite having submitted their patients to surgery. Therefore, the timing and necessity of surgery in patients with thrombosed varicocele become an extremely moot point. We present here a case of spontaneous thrombosis due to Varicocele, with particular emphasis on its presentation and surgical treatment. Spontaneous in vivo thrombi have always been confused with in vitro post varicocelectomy clot formation in the veins. We would like to highlight the histopathological differentiation between these two distinct entities.

OTHER NATURAL METHODS TO TRY

Perform Cooling Showers

Cooling is a method of reducing the body’s temperature. Testicular overheating is a major cause of concern for men with varicoceles, and can also cause infertility.[8]

It is shown to reduce inflammation markers.

Of note for varicocele, cooling can improve vein contractility and reduce the swelling of the veins.

How to Perform

1. While taking a shower, run cold water over your testicles for 15–30 seconds.
2. It helps to wash the whole scrotum, including the pubic area with cold water, because the veins run throughout the entire region.
3. Perform cooling treatments as many times as needed per day to reduce testicular temperature but avoid overcooling.

Ginger for varicocele

Take a cup of ginger tea every day for 1 month.

Garlic for varicocele

Take 2 to 3 garlic pods and mash them.

Leave it for 15 mins.

Have it with a glass of water after 15mins.

Take it for 2 weeks.

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NATURAL TREATMENT AGAINST VARICOCELE

What is a varicocele?

The varicocele is characterized by the expansion of a vein (varix) at the spermatic cord, fibrous cord located in the purses above each testicle, and connecting each of the scrota.

Varicocele usually affects only one side, mostly the left because of the anatomy of the venous network of the male genitals. On the left side, blood from the testis is drained to the renal vein, while on the right it is drained to the vena cava, where the pressure is lower than in the renal vein. Here is a natural herbal treatment from the experts at Dawasanté to treat varicocele without surgery. Click on the image below to discover this natural treatment. 

Treatment

First of all, varicocele is not inevitable and the only way out is an operation. The use of natural plants makes it possible to permanently cure varicocele by avoiding surgical operation. The natural remedy for curing varicocele that we offer is completely herbal. It contains two elements namely: an herbal tea and an ointment. Trust us! Because it is the secret to cure varicocele without operation thanks to the plants.

Herbal tea to cure testicular varicose veins is vasculoprotective and venotonic. It is a  natural remedy that cures varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in the veins of the spermatic cords. So the veins become tonic and tenacious to facilitate the dynamic rise of blood along the veins. This to join the most important veins like the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. The operation for varicocele is very expensive and is of little benefit. As for our remedy, it has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. So, this is one of the best natural herbal remedies to cure varicocele and prevent operation.

Using herbal teas to cure varicocele usually gives excellent results as it helps prevent the operation. So our natural remedy is the best herbal therapy for Varicocele. The solution to cure varicocele is in plants. Being natural products based on plants and herbs, our herbal teas to treat varicocele do not cause any side effects, either on the body or on health. Our natural remedy is the miracle solution to cure varicocele without operations or side effects. So it is the best natural remedy to cure varicocele.

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Tips for fighting varicocele

To cure varicocele, here are the tips we give you:

Wear suitable underpants or sports clothing

Apply cold compresses of water to your testicles when they heat up for 10 minutes

· You should cut out spices, alcohol, coffee, tea, and all exciting drinks, as well as alcohol and tobacco. These foods dramatically increase the inflammation of varicose veins and thus increase discomfort.

Space your sexual relations as best as you can throughout the treatment in order to put the veins to rest

Avoid playing sports during the entire treatment period

· Hot baths will help reduce inflammation.

Our doctor's opinion

First, varicocele is a varicose dilation of the veins of the spermatic cord (located in the bursa, above and around each testicle). She usually does not have any specific symptoms. But it can be manifested by a heaviness in the stock market. At an advanced stage, it causes an increase in the size of the testicle. It is therefore very troublesome. Most of the time, the treatment is surgical, but many people refuse to be operated on for fear or otherwise. However, there is a very effective solution: Medicinal plants. The purpose of these plants is to make it disappear. Also, it is important to trust us because your satisfaction is our priority. Above we offer you the best natural remedy to cure varicocele quickly without operation or surgery.

Symptoms of varicocele

The symptoms of varicocele vary greatly from one individual to another. In some cases, you may have a varicocele and not have any symptoms (asymptomatic varicocele). But in other cases, varicocele can manifest itself as heaviness and pain in the bursae. Especially at the end of the day, when you are standing, during physical exertion or in hot weather. These pains may worsen over time. In some cases, varicocele is only bothersome in periods.

The causes of varicocele

First, no one can tell you exactly what causes varicocele, but we do know that it results from a malfunction of the one-way valves that allow blood flow from the testes to the heart. The pressure in the vein increases and the venous valves of the spermatic cord are weakened. This increase in pressure results in dilations in the venous plexus.

Varicocele and fertility

Although the relationship is not yet well established between male infertility and varicoceles, recent studies have shown that many boys who suffer from infertility have varicoceles and once varicoceles are treated, infertility goes away. The figures, therefore, show a very close link between varicocele and fertility. In fact, one in three men affected by primary infertility has a varicocele, 80% in the case of secondary infertility, against only 15% in the general population. Nevertheless, a varicocele can even lead to infertility.

However, the links between varicocele and subfertility are not obvious. Testicular varicose veins are a very common problem for which we do not yet fully understand the consequences on fertility, nor the mechanisms involved. There is no link of certainty, only a reasonable doubt.

However, varicocele could directly affect spermatogenesis, which is the production of sperm. Varicose veins (dilated veins) can appear in the scrotum. These varicose veins will increase the temperature in the testicles. The heat weakens the sperm and can interfere with sperm production. The relationship between azoospermia and varicocele is relatively common: 5% of varicocele cases turn into azoospermia. Many men with testicular varicose veins also have azoospermia.

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HOME RECIPE TO TREAT VARICES OF TESTICLES OR VARICOCELE

What is Varicocele?

The varicocele is a varicose dilation of veins (varices) spermatic cord (located in exchanges, over and around each testicle). This dilation is the consequence of a malfunction of valves located in the veins. The blood is no longer able to go back up along the veins to reach the larger veins (left renal vein and inferior vena cava). We provide you with a simple homemade recipe to treat varicose veins of the testicles or varicocele. 

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Varicocele is a unilateral or bilateral varicose dilation of the veins (varicose veins) of the spermatic cord located in the bursa, above and around each testicle.

Often, this dilation is the consequence of a malfunction of the valves located in the veins. Thus the blood no longer manages to go up correctly (towards the heart) along the veins to reach the larger veins. That is to say the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. Thus, part of the blood escapes and stagnates in the veins, swelling them and this constitutes a dangerous obstacle for the migration of spermatozoa. It is one of the causes of male infertility, especially when the varicocele is bilateral.

The left side is more often affected than the right (on the left side, the spermatic veins join the left renal vein while on the right side they join the inferior vena cava). Both sides can be reached symmetrically or asymmetrically.

Simple Homemade Recipe For Varicocele

First of all, varicocele is not inevitable and the only way out is an operation. The use of natural plants makes it possible to permanently cure varicocele by avoiding surgical operation. The natural remedy for curing varicocele that we offer is completely herbal. It contains two elements namely: an herbal tea and an ointment. Trust us! Because it is the secret to cure varicocele without operation thanks to the plants.

This homemade recipe for varicocele is a herbal tea to cure testicular varicose veins is a vasculoprotective and venotonic. It is a natural remedy that cures varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in the veins of the spermatic cords. So the veins become tonic and tenacious to facilitate the dynamic rise of blood along the veins. This to join the most important veins like the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. The operation for varicocele is very expensive and is of little benefit. As for our remedy, it has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. So, this is one of the best natural herbal remedies to cure varicocele and prevent operation.

Using herbal teas to cure varicocele usually gives excellent results as it helps prevent the operation. So our natural remedy is the best herbal therapy for Varicocele. The solution to curing varicocele is in plants. Being natural products based on plants and herbs, our herbal teas to treat varicocele do not cause any side effects, either on the body or on health. Our natural remedy is the miracle solution to cure varicocele without operations or side effects. So it is the best natural remedy to cure varicocele.

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What are the causes of varicocele?

Varicocele is caused due to the malfunction of a valve located in the veins (which allows blood to flow to the testes). As the cause of this dysfunction is still unknown, it is impossible to explain the exact causes of varicocele.

What are the symptoms of varicocele?

Since a varicocele rarely produces symptoms, it is not uncommon for a man to realize that he has one, unless it is causing fertility problems or is not noticeable on a physical exam. routine. When symptoms do appear, they tend to be felt as a dull ache or a feeling of heaviness in the testicle, which gets worse during the day, especially in hot weather or after physical exertion. Dilated veins in the scrotum can often be felt or seen, and the testicle is smaller on the varicocele side.

Probable Causes of Varicocele Disease

• Constipation over a long period.
• Standing for many hours
• The practice of violent exercises that solicit the muscles of the pubis, the perineum without appropriate support.
• The problem of the formation of non-toned flaccid veins (congenital cause).

The embolization technique is performed under local anesthesia. A small catheter is introduced through the femoral artery to the dilated spermatic veins, through which substances are injected to block the vein. The disappearance of By embolization:

It is performed either through a conventional incision (inguinal or abdominal) or by laparoscopy (a camera is introduced through a reduced incision in the abdomen). It consists in ligating the spermatic veins in their upper part, so as to cause an involution (regressive modification) of the veins of the cord; Surgical varicocele at 3 months is obtained in 98% of cases. This minimally invasive technique is as effective as surgical treatment.

Frequency and person at risk

It is a rare condition in children under the age of 15 but becomes more and more common from the age of 19. She will later be responsible for the problems of male infertility which are unfortunately very common nowadays due to prostitution and poorly treated infections. According to WHO statistics, about 40% of men consulting for infertility or subfertility problems have varicoceles.

Beneficial effects of the varicose vein potion on the testicles

The Potion treats and heals varicose veins in the testicles or varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in these veins of the spermatic cord. The astringent elements it contains invigorates the veins, activates the circulation in the small vessels, and prevents the blood from stagnating. Its depurative elements relieve the liver and facilitate the drainage of toxins. A varicocele detected in time and well treated allows man to regain all his fertilizing power. Almost 100% effective remedy.

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VARICOCEL AND FERTILITY

Many men have dilated veins in the scrotum, which is the pouch containing the testicles. Doctors call these veins varicoceles. Many men with varicocel have no symptoms, but some may have fertility problems. Varicoceles are common and affect 10 to 15% of men. Doctors continue to debate the role of varicoceles in infertility. However, Dawasanté experts provide you with a natural herbal treatment to cure varicocele and treat your infertility. Click on the image below to discover this natural treatment. 

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Some research suggests that treating a varicocele may improve fertility outcomes. However, a systematic review indicates that the available evidence is weak and that doctors need to do more research.

In this article, find out if a varicocele affects fertility.

    What is a varicocele?

A  varicocele occurs when a bulge results from dilated veins inside the scrotum. The swelling usually looks like a magnification above the testis, without discoloration. A pampiniform plexus is a group of veins inside the scrotum. These veins help cool the blood before it goes to the testicular artery, which supplies the testes with blood.

If the testicles are too hot, they cannot produce healthy semen. The health of sperm affects fertility. It is therefore essential that the veins can cool the blood. Most people with a varicocele don't have symptoms, but some may have fertility problems. When a person has a varicocele, they may also experience swelling and tenderness in the scrotum.

    Treatment

First, varicocele is not inevitable, the only way out is an operation. The use of natural plants makes it possible to cure varicocele permanently by avoiding surgical operation. The natural remedy for curing varicocele that we offer is completely herbal. It contains two elements namely: an herbal tea and an ointment. Trust us! Because it is the secret to cure varicocele without operation thanks to the plants.

Herbal tea to cure testicular varicose veins is vasculoprotective and venotonic. It is a natural remedy that cures varicocele successfully by strengthening the valves or valves located in the veins of the spermatic cords. So the veins become tonic and tenacious to facilitate the dynamic rise of blood along the veins. This to join the most important veins like the left renal vein and the inferior vena cava. The operation for varicocele is very expensive and is of little benefit. As for our remedy, it has proven its effectiveness with dozens of resolved cases. So, this is one of the best natural herbal remedies to cure varicocele and prevent operation.

Using herbal teas to cure varicocele usually gives excellent results as it helps prevent the operation. So our natural remedy is the best herbal therapy for Varicocele. The solution to curing varicocele is in plants. Being natural products based on plants and herbs, our herbal teas to treat varicocele do not cause any side effects, whether on the body or on health. Our natural remedy is the miracle solution to cure varicocele without operations or side effects. So it is the best natural remedy to cure varicocele.

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    Do Varicoceles Cause Infertility?

Most men with varicoceles do not have fertility problems. Infertility rates in people with varicoceles, however, are higher than in those without. This difference may be due to the fact that varicoceles interfere with the body's ability to make and store semen.

A 2014 study found that varicoceles are sometimes, but not always, a factor in infertility.

Research on whether treating varicoceles can improve fertility is mixed.

A 2012 meta-analysis of previous studies found that treating a varicocele could improve fertility, especially if the cause of a couple's infertility is unknown. However, the researchers stress that the evidence is weak and therefore more research is needed.

The main concern with varicoceles is that the bulging of the veins can damage the sperm and reduce their number. In individuals with an average sperm count, a varicocele is unlikely to cause infertility.

When a couple cannot conceive, it is essential to do a variety of tests, including a sperm count, and not to assume that varicocele is necessarily the only cause.

    Causes and risk factors

A varicocele occurs when the veins in the scrotum grow larger. Each vein has a valve that prevents blood from flowing back, but sometimes the valve fails. This causes blood to flow back, damaging the vein and causing swelling. Doctors do not fully understand what causes valve failure and varicocele. They are common and usually do not mean that a person has an underlying health problem.

Studies have proven that smoking can be a risk factor for varicocele because it damages a person's blood vessels. The same study found no link between alcohol or occupation and varicoceles.

Rarely, growth in the stomach can put pressure on the veins, causing a varicocele. This problem is more common in men over 45.

In many people, a varicocele has no apparent cause.

    Diagnostic

Most men with varicoceles don't notice anything unusual, although some people report an occasional thrill or throbbing in the scrotum. Many affected people only find out that they have a varicocele after having had problems with infertility. A doctor can often diagnose a varicocele during a physical exam by examining the scrotum and looking for any unusual lumps and blood vessels.

If a doctor suspects a varicocele, they may order an ultrasound. This is a painless imaging test that allows the doctor to see the veins inside the scrotum.

If the person has fertility problems, the doctor may also order a semen analysis to check the quality of the semen.

     Medical treatment

Varicoceles that do not cause symptoms do not require treatment. A varicocele may need treatment when:

• · A man has varicocele and low sperm count or other semen problems.
• · Varicocele causes pain or swelling.
• · A couple has unexplained infertility and the male has a varicocele.

When people choose to undergo treatment, they have two different options:

    Embolization

Embolization is a surgical procedure that temporarily cuts off the blood supply. A doctor can perform this procedure in their office under local anesthesia, which means that a person will not feel any pain in the area.

During embolization, a doctor inserts a needle into a vein usually through the groin. Sometimes they can insert a needle through the neck. The needle helps the doctor access the veins in the scrotum and block the varicocele. A person may experience pain and tenderness after the procedure, but the recovery time is short and the person can immediately resume normal activities.

Surgery

A doctor can surgically remove a varicocele by blocking blood flow to the damaged vein. This operation is called a varicocelectomy.

A person will undergo general anesthesia before the varicocelectomy in order to be asleep and unable to feel any pain during the procedure. A person may experience pain and tenderness for several days.

Surgery is more effective is embolization with a failure rate of less than 5%. Laparoscopic surgery uses a smaller incision than open surgery and requires less recovery time but also requires a very skilled surgeon. Open surgery uses a wider cut in the scrotum.

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What is asthenospermia?

The asthenospermia or asthenozoospermia is a sperm abnormality characterized by insufficient mobility of spermatozoa. It can alter a man's fertility and reduce the couple's chances of pregnancy because if they are not sufficiently mobile, the sperm cannot migrate from the vagina to the tube to fertilize the oocyte. However, Dawasanté experts provide you with a natural plant-based treatment to permanently cure asthenospermia.

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Asthenospermia can be isolated or associated with other sperm abnormalities. In the case of OATS, or oligo-astheno-teratozoospermia, it is associated with oligospermia (sperm concentration below normal values) and teratozoospermia (too high a proportion of abnormally shaped sperm). The impact on human fertility will be even greater.

Treatment 

Here we are going to offer you a mixture of African plants, roots and barks that will help you heal your asthenospermia. Our blend of plants and roots has already enabled many men around the world to recover from their asthenospermia and experience the joy of being a father. What allows us to have excellent results is that we produce all these plants and roots ourselves and that we select only the best plants so that they retain all their therapeutic and medicinal virtues. They are the best roots and plants against asthenospermia.

Here are five plants and roots that will help you cure asthenospermia:

1. ROOTS MALE INFERTILITY

The effects of herbal remedies for treating asthenospermia problems have been proven by studies and hundreds of years of use. Here we are going to offer you a mixture of African plants, roots and bark that will help you heal your infertility. Our blend of plants and roots has already enabled many men around the world to heal from infertility and experience the joy of being a father. What allows us to have excellent results is that we produce all these plants and roots ourselves and that we select only the best plants so that they retain all their therapeutic and medicinal virtues.

2.The fruit of the Tribulus  (Tribulus Terrestris)

Tribulus is expected to be very effective in improving sperm count, motility, and morphology when combined with changes in diet and exercise.

The main part of Tribulus that contributes to fertility in men is a constituent called protodioscin. This constituent improves the levels of DHEA in the male body. In men with erectile dysfunction, their DHEA levels have been found to below. Some studies have shown that protodioscin, extracted from Tribulus, increases the natural levels of DHEA necessary for a proper erection. Protodioscin is also the main constituent responsible for the aphrodisiac qualities of Tribulus. The increase in sexual desire while using this herb has been reported by both men and women.

A study by dawabio experts showed a 61% increase in conception in couples with anti-sperm antibodies (the immune system attacking sperm) taking Tribulus. The average duration of conception for a couple after treatment was 5 months. Tribulus is one of the best herbs for improving male fertility. Tribulus supports the production of LH and testosterone in men.

It also helps increase sperm count, motility, and health. It reduces the effects of anti-sperm antibodies.

3.        Ginseng

Ginseng is often referred to as the king of all herbs and is proven to be the panacea for improving overall well-being. Ginseng is also an aphrodisiac and is used to treat sexual dysfunction and to improve sexual behavior in traditional Chinese medical practices. Data from animal studies have shown a positive correlation between ginseng's performance, libido and copulation, and these effects have been confirmed in case-control studies in humans. In addition, ginseng improves the quality of sperm and their number. We highly recommend it.

4.        Maca

Maca has the ability to improve female fertility, which is why it is getting a lot of attention. It balances female hormones to improve fertility. However, this herb also has the ability to boost male fertility. This plant effectively improves the quality of sperm (the poor quality of sperm is a cause of male infertility). According to a study, men who consume maca regularly have more mobile sperm, more semen and more semen per ejaculation.

5. Ashwagandha

Ashwagandha is traditionally used to improve sexual health. It supports the endocrine system and promotes its better functioning. It also strengthens the hormonal balance in the body. It stimulates libido and improves sperm count in men. It improves stamina and also improves sexual performance.

The natural treatment that we offer to cure asthenospermia consists essentially of natural herbal teas. The herbal tea is composed of plants and roots whose active ingredients can restore the male hormonal balance, by increasing the level of testosterone, the number and the mobility of your sperm. It is the miracle solution to cure asthenospermia.

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Causes of asthenospermia

As with all semen abnormalities, the causes of asthenospermia can be numerous:

•          a morphological anomaly of the male gametes,
•          an infection,
•          presence of anti-sperm antibodies
•          medication,
•          a varicocele,
•          a dietary deficiency,
•          a renal failure,
•          liver failure
•          chemotherapy,
•          exposure to radiation,
•          excessive alcohol consumption,
•          a deficiency in calcium, vitamin D or trace element ...

Symptoms

Asthenospermia does not show any symptoms other than difficulty conceiving.

Diagnostic

A semen analysis, or spermogram, is used to assess the mobility of the sperm. It should be remembered that only mobile gametes can fertilize the egg. Many medical analysis laboratories rely on the classification issued by the World Health Organization to classify spermatozoa:

•          Level A (or I): progressive rapid sperm advance quickly and in a straight line,
•          Level B (or II): the slow progressive spermatozoa advance slowly or in a curved line,
•          Level C (or III): non-progressive spermatozoa move but do not progress,
•          Level D (or IV): the sperm are immobile.

To be qualified as normal, the spermogram must show a minimum of 40% of motile sperm and 32% of sperm showing progressive mobility.

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