Patient's question:
My colleague's younger brother is quite healthy, but he hasn't had any children yet. His mother keeps urging him to have a child, so he has been feeling very anxious lately. Later, they also went for a medical check-up, and the doctor said he has blocked vas deferens. Both of them are very worried, and with so much pressure being put on them, what should they do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, common factors or causes that can lead to obstruction of the vas deferens include: infections of the urinary and reproductive systems, injuries such as hernia repair surgery, varicocele, and spermatic cord tumor surgery, tumors such as epididymal tumors, seminal vesicle tumors, and prostate tumors, etc., congenital abnormalities such as the absence of the head, body, or tail of the epididymis. There are many reasons that can cause vas deferens blockage, and patients need to be treated in a timely manner. It is recommended to seek treatment at a specialized hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the development of your condition and do not resort to unprofessional treatments. Additionally, it is essential to maintain good lifestyle habits and personal hygiene in daily life. Best wishes for your recovery!