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Quote from Jinu Thomas on 26 October 2024, 6:42 PMWhile varicocele treatments are generally safe, complications can occur. For varicocelectomy, risks include infection, hydrocele formation (fluid accumulation around the testicle), nerve damage, and, in rare cases, recurrence of the varicocele.
Embolization carries a lower risk of complications, but issues such as allergic reaction to the contrast dye used, catheter-related injury, and very rarely, migration of embolization materials to unintended areas can happen.
Most complications are manageable and can be minimized with appropriate aftercare and following the healthcare provider's guidelines. Patients should report any severe pain, swelling, or fever following treatment to their healthcare provider.
While varicocele treatments are generally safe, complications can occur. For varicocelectomy, risks include infection, hydrocele formation (fluid accumulation around the testicle), nerve damage, and, in rare cases, recurrence of the varicocele.
Embolization carries a lower risk of complications, but issues such as allergic reaction to the contrast dye used, catheter-related injury, and very rarely, migration of embolization materials to unintended areas can happen.
Most complications are manageable and can be minimized with appropriate aftercare and following the healthcare provider's guidelines. Patients should report any severe pain, swelling, or fever following treatment to their healthcare provider.
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