Patient's question:
I've been married for two years, and my wife hasn't been able to get pregnant. At first, I thought it was her problem, but after a thorough check-up at the hospital, I found out it was my issue. It turns out I have a blocked vas deferens, and the doctor said this can cause male infertility. Can a blocked vas deferens cause male infertility?Doctor's answer:
Epididymal obstruction is a common clinical diagnosis in the department of perinatal health. Due to the blockage of the epididymis, sperm cannot pass through it to be expelled outside the body, making it impossible for them to fuse with an egg to form a fertilized egg. This inevitably leads to male infertility.Nowadays, with the advancement of medicine, as long as you promptly visit a regular public hospital's department of perinatal health for a follow-up examination, and the specialized doctors conduct additional careful examinations based on the actual situation to identify the cause of the epididymal obstruction, and actively treat the root cause, it can be cured.