Patient's question:
I recently wanted to have a child, so I went to the hospital for a detailed and thorough examination. The results were not ideal. The doctor said I have blocked vas deferens. How can I be diagnosed with blocked vas deferens?Doctor's answer:
This cannot be generalized, as the key lies in identifying the specific cause of the blocked vas deferens, as different causes require different treatments. Surgical removal of the blockage may be feasible if it originates from the spermatic cord, seminal vesicles, prostate tumors, or cysts. After the patient undergoes anti-infection and physical therapy to control inflammation and reduce swelling, the reproductive tract can regain its normal function. For your situation, it's best to visit a hospital as soon as possible for a proper and thorough examination. Early treatment of the disease can prevent it from escalating. However, don't put too much psychological pressure on yourself. It's still recommended that you seek treatment at a hospital. Wishing you a speedy recovery.