Patient's question:
After doing a thorough check, I found that I have a blocked vas deferens. Why is it difficult to conceive with this condition? What kind of help do you need: Can a blocked vas deferens lead to azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
If the vas deferens is blocked, sperm cannot be released. However, the vas deferens has two tubes, and if only one is problematic while the other is normal, conception is still possible. Vas deferens blockage, even if it occurs on only one side, will always result in a lower number and quality of sperm compared to normal levels. The extent to which this reduction occurs and the degree of interference with conception can be best determined by maintaining ejaculation 3 to 7 times and then undergoing a routine semen analysis at the hospital.