Patient's question:
I really like children, and after getting married, I have been trying to conceive, but it just hasn't worked. We went for a check-up, and the result was that I have a blocked vas deferens. The doctor said that if I want to get pregnant, I need to undergo treatment to clear the blockage. I plan to go through with the treatment, but I'm indeed a bit scared of the surgery.Doctor's answer:
Hello! If the obstruction is in the vas deferens, a vas deferens resection and end-to-end anastomosis can be performed. If the lesion is in the tail of the epididymis, a vas deferens-epididymis anastomosis can be performed. For individuals with vas deferens dysplasia or absence, artificial seminal vesicle collection of sperm from the epididymis can be used for artificial insemination to address fertility issues. There are many causes of vas deferens blockage, and patients need to receive timely symptomatic treatment. It is recommended to seek treatment at a top-tier hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the progression of your condition, avoid indiscriminate treatment, and prioritize self-care, including a balanced diet, maintaining cleanliness, and best wishes for your recovery!