Affiliation:
1. Assistant Professor, Dept. Of General Surgery, Rama Medical Collage, Hapur, U.P
2. Assistant Professor, Dept. Of Obstetric and Gynecology, Rama Medical Collage, Hapur, U.P
3. Senior Resident, Dept. Of Obstetric and Gynecology, SMS Medical Collage, Jaipur.
Abstract
To determine changes in semen and clinical parameters following varicocelectomy. Prospective comparative study conducted on 30 Methods:
patients at Santosh Medical college and hospital, Ghaziabad., undergoing varicocelectomy. Study aimed at comparing the semen analysis and
various clinical parameters (pain VAS score and size of the swelling) postoperatively, at 3 month and 6 monthly follow up. Semen pH Results:
value and total semen volume did not show any statistically signicant improvement postoperatively. Post operatively statistically signicant
improvement was seen in total sperm count, motility as well as sperm morphology. The improvement was more when preoperative parameters
were in lower range compared to normal range parameters. 7 patients who were oligospermic preoperatively showed marked improvement in their
sperm count at 3 and 6 months respectively(p value 0.001); which is more signicant improvement than preoperatively normospermic patients (p
value 0.003). Postsurgery sperm motility showed signicant improvement, better results were seen when preoperative motility was < 28% versus
when motility was >28%. Signicant improvement in sperm morphology postoperatively(p value 0.001)was seen, with better results in patients
with preoperative sperm morphology <3% versus >3%. Mean VAS score showed statistically signicant decrease at 3 months and at 6 months
postoperatively (p value 0.001).83.3% patients were relieved of pain at 6months follow up post surgery. Of the 12 patients who presented with
swelling, 11 patients showed signicant decrease in swelling size at 6 months follow up postoperatively. We advice varicocelectomy Conclusions:
in all patients of varicocele who are either clinically symptomatic with scrotal pain and swelling, and also in asymptomatic patients with subnormal
semen parameters.
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