Patient's question:
The previous two years, my wife had become pregnant, but later miscarried due to the fetus not developing properly. A few days ago, a thorough examination revealed that it was due to epididymal obstruction. Now, I am asking how to treat it quickly, as both my wife and I are getting older. She is 36 years old, and I am almost 40. How should the treatment for epididymal obstruction be carried out?Doctor's answer:
Congenital seminal duct obstruction: such as atrophic development of the vas deferens; underdeveloped prostate, seminal vesicle, or ejaculatory duct. 2. Trauma: such as testicular or perineal trauma damaging the vas deferens; accidental ligation of the vas deferens during surgery. Careful examination is required, and treatment should be targeted at the cause. For severe gynecological and obstetric patients, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid blindly using medication to alleviate the condition.