Patient's question:
The bilateral vas deferens are blocked.Doctor's answer:
This depends on the specific examination results and the quality of the male's sperm. If there has been a lot of medication in the month before pregnancy, it may not be advisable to proceed. Additionally, the examination results need to be reviewed. In the early stages of pregnancy, the progesterone level and HCG doubling should be monitored. It is also important to check whether the blastocyst and primitive fetal heartbeat are normal. If these tests are normal, there should not be a significant problem.Recommendation: You can keep trying, focus on regulating your body, and eat more foods rich in estrogen. Around the 16th week, you can have an amniocentesis test at the hospital to determine if the baby is developing normally.