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how to treat varicocele symptoms

There are a number of treatments avaiable to treat a varicocele. Treatment depends on symptoms and seriousness of the condition.

Treatment in Cases with No Symptoms or Mild Symptoms
A scrotal support or supportive underwear may be the only treatment required.

Varicocele Ligation
Surgery is recommended for men with a varcocele where pain, damage to the testicles, atrophy or where treatment is required for sterility. The procedure is surgical ligation (tying off) of the distended veins. This can be carried out under a general or local anesthestic. Keyhole surgery is sometimes available and results in a smaller scar. Surgery takes about 45 minutes and is performed as day surgery.

About two weeks away from work will be required but this depends on the type of work. A scrotal support will be required for some time after surgery.

Treatment Complications following Varicocele Ligation
Complications include infection, hematoma (blood clot formation), injury to the scrotal tissue or structures, injury to the artery that supplies the testicle. Re-emergence of the varicocele occurs in between 0.6 and 45% of cases

Embolization of the Varicocele
Performed under a local anesthetic, a small incision is made into the right side of the groin, through which a small wire is passed into the large vein in the leg. The wire is guided into the veins and drains the left scrotum. A small metal coil is placed in the vein to block it off, effectively doing the same job as surgical ligation. The procedure is usually on an out patient basis. The advantages of embolization include minimal risk of damage to the testicular artery so testicular atrophy is rare. There is a very small risk of developing a hydrocele.
Reocurrance of varicocele after this procedure is between 4% and 11%.

Complications of Embolization of Varicocele

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art of the green house

in order to overcome global warming, we should have a good plan to make a save house, save house means house that had low consumption on electricity and so many other, check the picture below for green house art sample,

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travel to ladakh | the trip planner and tips

Package: Manali Ladakh Srinagar Package
Duration: 07 Nights/ 08 Days
Season: May – October
Destinations: Sarchu: 1 Night / Leh: 3 Nights / Pangong Lake: 1 Night / Nubra: 1 Night / Kargil: 1 Night.

Excursions: Sarchu, Rohtang Pass, Keylong, Baralacha Pass, Pang, Tanglang La Pass, Pangong Lake, Thiksey, Shey, Khardungla Top, Nubra, Kargil, Srinagar

Day 01: Manali to Sarchu: Today you start your journey to Leh stopping at sarchu for the night after crossing rohtang pass,keylong and baralacha pass. Sarchu is situated at the border of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. Upon arrival in Sarchu you check in at our tented campsite for overnight stay. (more…)

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top 10 most delicious food in the world | worlds foods

For all the food fanatics out there, traveling is essential, if you want to taste everything the world has to offer. That is why we have rounded up the most resounding symphonies of flavor, the most colorful dishes and the tasties bites. Here is your guide to the fascinating, international cuisines.

10. Lebanese Cuisine
The Lebanese cuisine is the place where you can taste all the goodness the Middle East has to offer. Foods are generally Mediterranean, high on vegetables, little meat and full of flavors. Perhaps the most famous dish worldwide is the appetizer mezze – a selection of dips, pickles, salads and nibbles with Arabic bread. It also includes an abundance of fruit, fresh fish and seafood and little animal fat. The country is also famous for the Arabic sweets, Tripoli being referred to as the “Sweet Capital” of Lebanon. [Lebanese Recipes]

9. Greek Cuisine
With a significant influence from the Turkish and Italian cuisine, the Greek cuisine is a focused around olive oil, vegetables and herbs specific to the Mediterranean region. Eating in Greece is a different experience from Greek restaurants in other countries – gyros for example is considered by Greeks junk food. Restaurants now offer an authentic eating experience, being up to date with the latest culinary trends and stocked up with regional specialties. The Taverna and Estiatorio are widespread, being the places where you can find affordable authentic cuisine. [Greek Recipes]

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properties of nigella sativa | global healer

do you ever hear a medicine and suplement tha could heal any type of desease but death? nigella sativa is the answer, this medicine arrecommended by moslem prophet Muhammad SAW 1500 years ago and trugh modern medical test it has many benefit that could improve our body. you should consume it 1-2 capsules per day with very very low cost and you will soon got healthy.

The seeds of Nigella sativa Linn. (Ranunculaceae), commonly known as black seed or black cumin, are used in folk (herbal) medicine all over the world for the treatment and prevention of a number of diseases and conditions that include asthma, diarrhoea and dyslipidaemia. This article reviews the main reports of the pharmacological and toxicological properties of N. sativa and its constituents. The seeds contain both fixed and essential oils, proteins, alkaloids and saponin. Much of the biological activity of the seeds has been shown to be due to thymoquinone, the major component of the essential oil, but which is also present in the fi ed oil. The pharmacological actions of the crude extracts of the seeds (and some of its active constituents, e.g. volatile oil and thymoquinone) that have been reported include protection against nephrotoxicity and hepatotoxicity induced by either disease or chemicals. The seeds/oil have antiinflammatory, analgesic, antipyretic, antimicrobial and antineoplastic activity. The oil decreases blood pressure and increases respiration. Treatment of rats with the seed extract for up to 12 weeks has been reported to induce changes in the haemogram that include an increase in both the packed cell volume (PCV) and haemoglobin (Hb), and a decrease in plasma concentrations of cholesterol, triglycerides and glucose. The seeds are characterized by a very low degree of toxicity. Two cases of contact dermatitis in two individuals have been reported following topical use. Administration of either the seed extract or its oil has been shown not to induce significant adverse effects on liver or kidney functions. It would appear that the beneficial effects of the use of the seeds and thymoquinone might be related to their cytoprotective and antioxidant actions, and to their effect on some mediators of inflammation.

the nigella sativa plant

nigella sativa seeds

packaging of nigella sativa

the conlusion are that this black seeds could heal any type of disease and illness but death

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how to make a deal | improve your negosiation skill

Deal making is a skill that some people seem to have and some people clearly don’t. Whether you are trying to buy a new car or simply haggling over the price at a neighborhood garage sale, there are times when you might just find yourself wishing you felt a bit more confident in your approach. If you think your skills could use some tweaking, consider these tips so you can learn how to make a deal with confidence.

1. Step 1

   Go into the exchange with a clear goal in mind. To make a good deal, you need to have clear expectations for the outcome. Are you determined to get you boss to agree to a flex time schedule? Do you want a used car salesperson to throw in an extended warranty for free? Be absolutely certain of the outcome you want to get from the deal you intend to make. Know what you want, what you don’t want and what you are willing to bend on.

2. Step 2

   Know your defense. You’ll need to have a well defined argument to plead your case to the party with whom you intend to make a deal. You can’t convince someone that something is in their best interest as well as your own if you can’t clearly communicate the benefits to them. Know your reasoning and make sure you are able to express it to the other party as clearly as possible.

3. Step 3

   Anticipate the other party’s counterarguments and reasoning. Have a response prepared for every counterargument you anticipate. A great way to prepare for this is to ask a friend or family member to play devil’s advocate as you rehearse your own talking points. This will alert you of anything you might be overlooking and allow you to enter the deal making process well prepared.

4. Step 4

   Focus on the deal and not the person if things get heated. In other words, don’t take it personally. Whatever gets said as you strive to make a deal, keep in mind that the other person wants to emerge triumphantly from the whole process just as much as you do. It is bound to get heated, but the frustrations you both have are a result of the struggle for each of your to get your respective ways. Keep your cool so you are better able to negotiate.

5. Step 5

   Remember the old adage, “You attract more bees with honey!” This rings true, especially when you hope to make a deal with someone. When you are cordial and friendly in your dealings, you are much more likely to convince someone to bend in your favor. When you approach the deal with aggression, you will have a much harder time getting your way.

When it seems inevitable that your efforts to make a deal will not be successful, don’t be afraid to come to a compromise. It isn’t the same as making a successful deal, but at least you won’t go home empty handed.

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how to encourage your kid’s social skills

It’s the question that many parents seek answers to. How do I encourage my child’s social growth? In a world where social skills can mean the difference between those who succeed and those who merely hang behind the lines, it is important for parents to be aware of their child’s level of social activity and just how well they interact with other people, older or younger.

Does your child cower in the presence of other children? Are they too afraid to speak up? These are issues that can be identified at the very earliest of stages. You may even begin to see certain tendencies in a child’s behavior from infancy and there are things that you can do to help them along in the social arena.

Children today face even bigger challenges than past generations. With the advent of the computer era and the apparent need to hone those “cyber skills” it can be difficult to brush up on one’s social adeptness. Children are simply not given the opportunity to participate in adequate social situations like previous generations were.

So what can you do? There is a plethora of ways to promote social activity in your child. Here are a few:

JOIN A GROUP

Check out your local paper for groups that are appropriate for your child’s age. There are all sorts of groups available for kids today. Just this once, bypass the classes that try to enhance your kids intellect and opt for the ones that require a whole lot of human interaction. Computer classes and art classes are great, but try to even them out with a group sport or other collective experience.

START YOUNG

Remember that social development begins at the earliest of ages. Take your baby or toddler along to a playgroup or Mommy and Me class where there are sure to be other children of the same age.

TRY TO LET THEM WORK THINGS OUT

Too often parents are eager to jump in and solve all their kids problems. Remember that they need the opportunity to learn how to do this for themselves. Most of the time when kids get into some sort of battle they are able to resolve it independently. Of course, you should always be aware of what is going on in their life, but do so with caution. Allow as much opportunity as possible for them to think it through and interact with all parties themselves. This is also true for babies, not just older children. Watch as they try to solve a battle over a toy, step in when it seems out of control but otherwise see if they can’t work it out.

LET THEM ASK YOU FOR HELP

From the youngest of ages you should encourage your child to develop the ability to ask for help. If they are unable to solve a situation, don’t just jump in there. First, give them the opportunity to work it out and if they are unable to, then give them an opportunity to ask you for assistance. If you do sense that their frustration level is rising, then by all means step in, but do it with the words, “Do you need me to help?” Let them know that it is OK to ask someone for assistance if they are unable to do it themselves. When they are out in the world later in life, maybe it won’t be so intimidating or humiliating to ask someone else for help.

TRY TO LIMIT THE SHAME THEY FEEL

Often the taunting an adult shows toward a child is completely in good nature, but that is not always the way that it is received. Every child is different so they may perceive things in a different way however you should be clued in to their tolerance of such jibes. Everything in a child’s world is important to them. Consider their daily pre-school/school day right up there on par with your working day. Take them seriously and let them feel proud of each and every accomplishment. A child’s day warrants just as much conversation and analysis as yours.

TALK SOME MORE

Ever wonder what to do in traffic? It’s the perfect opportunity to talk to your kids. Don’t reach for the radio dial, turn it off! Ask some questions. It doesn’t matter if there is no response from your infant/toddler or a minimal one from your teenager. The point is that you are making an effort and despite other indications, it will be appreciated and it will show your kids that open communication is acceptable.

ASK LOTS OF QUESTIONS

Never assume that since your kids don’t seem to have anything to say that there isn’t something worth while to ask about. It may be that they feel a little intimidated in sharing there information with others. If you are upfront about the importance of their contribution to the world they may just start to believe it.

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how to survive in the desert

i know this tips are very useful to traveler, they should know how to survive in the desert so if they lost in the deserted area, they will not got dehidration, so here the complete tips :

1. Keep a survival kit in your vehicle, and pack one whenever you hike. It should contain things like matches, a compass, mirror to use for signaling, a knife, lip balm, sunscreen and something that will hold water.
2. Drink a small amount of water every hour. If you find a mostly dry streambed with just a small patch of wet earth, dig underneath to find water. Another method of obtaining water is to seal a plastic bag over a green plant. As the plant transpires the water vapor will collect inside the bag.
3. Plan to travel at night and sleep during the day if you find you have to survive in the desert for a period of time to protect yourself from heat related illness. Seek the shelter of any shade you can find.
4. Wear clothing. It may seem like you’ll be cooler if you shed your clothes, but clothing actually helps your body’s cooling process by preventing sweat from evaporating too quickly. Clothing will also help protect you from sunburn.
5. Prepare to signal planes passing overhead. If you have flares available, shoot one off whenever you see a plane. During the day keep a smoky fire burning; at night, a bright, clean burning one. Spell out the word SOS on the ground as large as you can using whatever materials you can find.

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Foods for Fertility

Zinc is one of the most commonly related nutrients considered when dealing with fertility and there are studies related to support a link.  Zinc is an essential element of all genetic material and plays an important role in hormone attraction.  When trying to conceive, zinc rich foods can play an important part of fertility and without it, it can be hard for a woman to get pregnant.

Zinc plays a vital role in protein synthesis and improves the proper function of the immune system, stress control and blood sugar stabilization and improves metabolism.  Foods high in zinc also promote weight loss and can improve night blindness and eye sight.  When a woman has a zinc deficiency, there can be chromosomal changes in the body which can create problems with fertility and it can increase the risk of miscarriage due to genetic defects.

When trying to conceive a baby, a woman needs to make sure she is eating the right foods and that her body is well prepared to sustain a pregnancy.  All too often, a woman will not realize that a vitamin or mineral deficiency can have a direct impact on not only her ability to get pregnant, but can also keep the pregnancy from being viable.  Paying close attention to eating a zinc rich diet can increase overall health and greatly reduces the chances of miscarriage within the first trimester.

Zinc deficiency not only impairs a woman’s fertility, but males can also be affected as well.  Zinc is necessary for healthy sperm production and without proper levels it can directly impact male fertility.  The absence of normal zinc levels can result in a reduced sperm count and is responsible for abnormal sperm motility, both of which can result in male infertility.

A person experiencing a zinc deficiency should include the following foods for fertility:

• Oysters
• Beef
• Lamb
• Crab
• Turkey
• Lobster
• Chicken
• Clams
• Salmon
• Brewer’s yeast
• Wheat germ
• Brown rice
• Whole wheat foods
• Nuts
• Beans

When trying to become pregnant and experiencing a zinc deficiency, it can result in making it very difficult.  By incorporating zinc rich foods into the diet and consuming foods for fertility improvement, a woman can make sure her body is as healthy as possible before trying to become pregnant.  Whether it is a male or female, zinc is a very important element and without enough of it in the diet there are many complications and problems which could keep the couple from being able to conceive.

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why there is many holes on the cheese?

Cheese is one of the dairy products the most important and much is consumed. It is estimated there are more than 3000 kinds of cheese in the world, who come from French, German, Dutch, Danish, Swiss, Italy, United Kingdom, United States, and European countries other. Many yes! but had not kmu nemuin cheese holes in the clay we used in the drawings or in cartoons movies?

Well .. this is story why cheese can be perforated cheese:
cheese holes in the swiss common cause of these holes propioni because bacteria are bacteria commonly found on sawn cheese, Limburger and Liderkanz. Propioni bacteria provide a sweet taste and juicy on the cheese. Cheeses made from acidified milk. Pickling process was aided by yeast and bacteria. When the cheese through the preservation, bacteria such propioni out of gas. Gas bubbles formed this round holes in Swiss cheese.

Because of these holes, Swiss cheese so unique and distinctive Several other types of cheese have a special form and its own sense of a particular fungus. Blue veins that appear on Roquefort cheese is caused by the fungus Penicillium roquefortii. This fungus makes the cheese surface was slippery. Cheese was covered with white mushrooms Camemberti called Penicillium camemberti gray. This fungus causes the color to yellowish.

Cheese History
The existence of cheese begins when a shepherd found a dairy cow which he kept in a goat-skin bag, frozen and fermented when left in the cave. A hungry man had eaten milk lumps and liked it. Since then deliberately fermented milk to produce food which we know as cheese. Once upon a time the farmers to save the remaining milk and let it clot. After that, lump pounded cheese using tree stems, wrapped, and crushed with stones as he left to dry in the sun. To give a sense, cheese and then sprinkled with salt. In the 20th century, the industrialists had to change the traditional way. They introduce many new types of rich cheese flavor. Cheese including high protein nutritional value. Cheese is also a great energy. It contains calcium and phosphorus, especially cheeses cooked. Cheese is very good to replace the milk, especially for those who do not like milk …

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