Patient's question:
I used to have epididymitis, which has been cured later, but for the past two years since my divorce from my wife, she has never been pregnant. Neither of us uses condoms or takes medication. My wife searched online and found that epididymitis can potentially lead to epididymal blockage. What are the symptoms of epididymal blockage?Doctor's answer:
A varicocele can lead to reduced semen volume, enlarged or swollen epididymis, and semen appearing clear and translucent, or it may be asymptomatic. It is recommended to have a thorough examination of semen routine at the hospital for a clear understanding, without the need for self-exploration. Both partners should undergo pre-pregnancy health checks at the hospital to assess fertility.2. Exercise regularly, correct unhealthy lifestyle habits, maintain emotional stability, and avoid excessive emotional fluctuations.