Patient's question:
My parents always talk to me every day, telling me to have children. I don't dare tell them that my vas deferens is blocked, afraid they won't be able to handle it. I found out about it during a check-up six months ago. I really want a child too. I've even taken medicine from a traveling doctor, but still can't get pregnant. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, common treatments for vas deferens obstruction include: surgical resection of tumors, such as spermatic cord tumors, seminal vesicle tumors, or cysts; transurethral incision or urethroplasty to treat urethral stricture or atresia caused by urethral trauma; and artificial seminal vesicles can be used for individuals with vas deferens dysplasia or absence, where sperm from the epididymis is collected via artificial seminal vesicles for artificial insemination to address fertility issues.