Patient's question:
I don't know what's wrong with me. Every time I ejaculate, I experience pain in the vas deferens. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said I have symptoms of vas deferens blockage. How can the blockage of the vas deferens be effectively treated?Doctor's answer:
For bilateral seminal vesicle obstruction, the semen appears as follows: low volume, no sperm, low fructose content, acidic, and high citrate content. If the obstruction is above the prostatic duct of the vas deferens, it is characterized by increased semen volume, no sperm, a neutral or alkaline pH value, and low levels of both fructose and citrate. If there are extremely few sperm in the semen, it suggests a partial or incomplete obstruction of the vas deferens. For blocked vas deferens, thorough examination is necessary for your health. If you suffer from this condition, please seek timely treatment at a formal and professional fertility hospital.