Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for over two years, but we have not been able to conceive a child. Because of this, our relationship has always been tense. Later, the doctor advised us both to persist a bit longer. The results of the examination showed that both of my husband's vas deferens were blocked and no sperm were being expelled, so I could not get pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Hello. Complete blockage of bilateral vas deferens (from the testicular mesh to the ejaculatory duct) due to any factor or cause can lead to azoospermia. Statistics show that obstructive azoospermia accounts for about 55% of azoospermia causes.Swelling of the ejaculatory duct caused by reproductive tract infections generally does not require surgery. With anti-infection and physical therapy to control inflammation and resolve edema, the reproductive tract can recover its patency.