Can my vas deferens blockage be treated?

Patient's question:

How many years have you been married? Your wife hasn't been pregnant yet. Your family members are urging you to have a child, so you took your wife for a check-up. There were no issues with her, but the results showed that the problem was indeed with you. The doctor said I have a blocked vas deferens and it might be congenital. He advised me to start treatment immediately.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, for obstructive azoospermia with congenital bilateral absence of vas deferens, where surgical restoration of the vas deferens is not possible or pregnancy fails after reconnection surgery, using epididymal or testicular sperm for ICSI treatment is a better option for infertile men who wish to have children.

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