Posted: 01/17/06 - 01:00 Post subject: varicocele & weight training
I am about to have a surgery to treat variocele on my left testicle and I would like to know what is the post op routine and after what time I will be able to go back training (weight lifting)?
Hey, don’t worry! If everything goes as planned, you will be able to go to work in 2 days and train in about two weeks time. Unfortunately, you will have to withhold from sex for A WEEK!!! I wish you good luck with the procedure!
Posted: 01/17/07 - 09:39 Post subject: Can weight training and muscle building can cause varicocele
I am 27 year old married man. I do weight training and muscle building in the past. After married when my wife is not getting pregnant (one year of marriage) I decided to check myself with the urologist as I am a medical transcriptionist and I know about spider veins varicose veins etc. to evaluate the cause. The urologist told me after physical exam that I have varicocele confirmed by P.E. in my left testicular and he told me to have color doppler scan in order to rule out varicocele in right side. He recommended me a surgery for this. But my semen laboratory testing is normal at second time, at first it shown less sperm count but at second it showed normal. I want to know is the weight training I have done for seven years is the culprit and now after diagnosed to have varicocele can I start weight training again. Also I want to add I have not done any color doppler scan or surgery cause my family doctor suggest me to wait for sometime as she is checking my wife.
Posted: 01/26/07 - 12:30 Post subject: for satyajeet
hey satyajeet,
homoeopathy can help. if you would, write to Dr. Vasu at deepamhomoeopathy at yahoo.com. He appears to have handled such cases successfully. my email is confidential_ans at yahoo.com.
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