Patient's question:
I feel some pain in the testicular area during sexual activity, and it has become more severe these past few times. The hospital examination revealed that the vas deferens is blocked. However, when I touch it, I can't feel anything. I would like to know what kind of medication or treatment is needed for a blocked vas deferens.Doctor's answer:
The diagnosis of vas deferens obstruction is primarily based on the following tests:(1) Absence of sperm or a low sperm count in the semen;
(2) Normal or mildly enlarged testicular morphology, with the texture of the testes generally normal. It is recommended to visit a formal hospital for imaging tests three to five days after a cold sensation.
The timing for vas deferens obstruction tests varies depending on the cause, and the treatment approach differs accordingly. It is advised to visit a professional and reputable fertility hospital under the guidance of a doctor for targeted tests to confirm the cause and then receive symptomatic treatment. Wishing you good health.
It is not terrible to be diagnosed with gynecological diseases. Patients should believe in their ability to overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and symptomatic treatment is provided, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.