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Are there any potential risks or complications associated with TESE?

TESE

As with any surgical procedure, TESE carries certain risks and potential complications. These can include bleeding, infection, pain, and swelling at the surgery site. In rare cases, damage to the testicular tissue or surrounding structures may occur. It is crucial to discuss these potential risks and complications with your fertility specialist before undergoing the TESE procedure.

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