Patient's question:
A while ago, I went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said I had blocked vas deferens and needed surgery. So, I had a vas deferens anastomosis. The doctor advised me to rest as much as possible with medication and avoid strenuous activities. I'd like to ask what I should pay attention to after the surgery last night.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the incision for the vas deferens surgery is located in the scrotal area. This area has rich blood flow, so the incision heals quickly, and the stitches are usually removed about five days after the surgery. The stents placed during the surgery are generally removed around ten days postoperatively. To facilitate postoperative recovery and prevent incision infection, anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary, typically lasting for about a week.