Patient's question:
What are the dangers of vas deferens obstruction? I've been divorced for a year, but no matter how hard my husband and I try, we cannot get pregnant. At first, I thought it was a physical problem, but even after recovery, it wasn't resolved. After a thorough examination, I learned that he has vas deferens obstruction. We want to know what kind of harm it can cause, and we are also committed to treatment and prevention. What harm does a vasectomy cause?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent complications in males, such as vas deferens obstruction, can interfere with sperm flow, leading to azoospermia and oligospermia, as well as testicular atrophy. These issues can also cause abnormal testicular palpation and lead to other complications. The most severe impact of vasectomy is male infertility, which blocks ejaculation, causing sperm to remain in the vas deferens, thereby interfering with male fertility and female infertility.