Patient's question:
Consultation Description: My wife has been experiencing no (no movement or sign of pregnancy) for a while, and we've started to suspect it's her fault because her body is relatively weak. However, when she underwent a thorough examination, the doctor said she was fine. Later, further tests revealed that it was my blocked vas deferens causing the infertility. How is a blocked vas deferens treated, and can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
This illness must be followed according to medical advice. It can determine the antibiotic treatment, but only relief is possible. New method CRS superconductor treatment system can be taken for treatment. Pay attention to nursing in daily life. Couples should prevent excessive sexual activity. Life should be regular, no overtime, and no high-intensity training. Also, eat less stimulating food, quit smoking, and avoid alcohol. Patients with this disease cannot smoke, cannot drink beer, and cannot eat spicy and stimulating food. In terms of diet, try to be light and nutritious, exercise, and always maintain physical and mental health.