According to the NHS, around one in seven couples have difficulty conceiving.
And, while discussions often focus on women’s bodies, experts are increasingly pushing for there to be greater education around the challenges faced by men.
One of the conditions affecting male fertility is varicoceles — a surprisingly common issue, present in 15 to 20% of all men.
A varicocele is when a vein or collection of veins in the scrotum becomes enlarged, disrupting the optimal environment for sperm.
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