Are you dealing with scrotal pain, swelling, or trouble starting a family? You might have a varicocele—a common condition in men that’s easily treatable with the right care.
At Urology Partners of North Texas (UPNT), we offer quick, effective solutions through outpatient surgery or minimally invasive embolization. Let’s break down what varicoceles are, their symptoms, and how UPNT can help you get back to feeling your best.
Varicoceles are swollen veins in the scrotum, often feeling like a “bag of worms.” Think of them as varicose veins, but around the testicles instead of the legs. They occur when blood pools in the veins due to faulty valves, causing them to enlarge.
At UPNT, treating varicoceles is quick and stress-free with two effective options:
How It Works: Our skilled surgeons use a tiny microscope or robotic tools to carefully repair the swollen veins while keeping important structures safe.
For a gentler approach, our Interventional Radiology (IR) Centers at UPNT offer embolization—a simple, non-surgical way to fix varicoceles.
At Urology Partners of North Texas, we know that dealing with varicoceles can be frustrating—whether you’re experiencing pain, swelling, or fertility concerns. That’s why we offer advanced, patient-focused care, ensuring you get the best treatment with the least downtime. Whether you choose microsurgical repair or non-surgical embolization, our expert urologists and interventional radiologists will guide you every step of the way.
You don’t have to live with discomfort or uncertainty. Take control of your health today. Contact UPNT to schedule your personalized consultation and get back to feeling your best.
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