Varicocele Treatment Without Surgery Blog

SURGERY QUESTION Hey man, it's me again. I've been reading up some more on varicocele surgery and embolization and honestly can't find any significant studies or evidence indicating that the procedure is dangerous or has a high rate of failure. Where is such literature that you adamantly insist exists? Do you have any evidence that these procedures are dangerous beyond basic conjecture? My left-sided varicocele is huge, about 3x the size of my right testicle. When I hold it, it honestly feels like it's almost a half a pound weighing down. I'm worried that it's lowering my testosterone levels extremely significantly and I have no way to fix it because my spine and posture are permanently messed up as we discussed before. I have very bad anxiety and I don't know what to do. I don't want to have to get spinal fusion surgery but it may be the only way to fix this thing.... ANSWER Well, I'll provide you the references at the end of

Hi V, I noticed you're trying to help people who have a varicocele, well I have it and I'm asking your advice. First of all I practice yoga as you do, I'm not an expert but I practice everyday at least once to live a painfree life, and if yoga could improve my condition regarding "that area" I wouldn't be surprised. Please could you tell me, what kinds of help you offer, I know you wrote an ebook and I am interested in it, and if you have any other advice I'm all ears. I thank you for your attention and I look forward to hearing from you. Have a nice day [–] to *** sent  an hour ago Anonymous, thanks for contacting me. I appreciate the complements. Yes, Yoga is good to some degree for varicocele. Inversion poses are probably the most important part that you need to know. Inversions help because a major problem with varicocele is pooled blood. Inversions help drain the pooled blood out of the varicocele and temporary rest