Testing Fertitonex for varicocele and infertility

This trial compares two surgical approaches to fix varicocele (enlarged veins in the scrotum) that may be affecting your fertility. The goal is to improve sperm quality and help you and your partner conceive naturally.

This study tests if surgery to repair enlarged veins in the scrotum (varicocelectomy) improves sperm count and overall semen quality in men with infertility. It may help you if you have been diagnosed with a varicocele and have low or abnormal sperm test results.

This trial tests whether a gentle massage technique (visceral osteopathic massage) can improve sperm quality and blood flow in men with varicocele who are not having surgery. It may help if you have been diagnosed with varicocele and have sperm abnormalities.

This study looks at how repairing enlarged veins in the scrotum (varicocele) on both sides can affect sperm health. It may help men who have this condition and are concerned about fertility.

This trial tests whether surgery to remove a varicocele (enlarged veins in the scrotum) can help men with unexplained infertility and a normal sperm count become fathers. It's for men who have no other known cause of infertility.

This study compares three treatments for men with varicoceles (enlarged veins in the scrotum) and abnormal sperm shape that have made it difficult to have a baby. It will test whether medication alone, surgery to fix the varicocele, or both treatments together work best to improve sperm health and fertility.