Patient's question:
My vas deferens is blocked, and there are no sperm present in my semen. Why is my vas deferens blocked? Is there a way to treat this condition? I am seeking expert advice on this matter!Doctor's answer:
Hello. Azoospermia caused by vas deferens can still be treated. You belong to the category of normal testicular sperm production function, but due to blocked vas deferens, sperm cannot be expelled from the body, which is called obstructive azoospermia. This condition can still be treated as long as the blockage of your vas deferens is identified and its location is determined. The doctor can then formulate a reasonable treatment plan, as long as the blocked fallopian tubes are cleared. Your semen can then be expelled.