Patient's question:
I always wanted a child after getting married, but my wife kept not getting pregnant. She had been to the hospital for check-ups before, and the doctor said her health was fine and she could get pregnant. The doctor told me to get tested, and after the examination, it was found that there was a problem with my semen, with no sperm present, possibly due to blocked vas deferens. However, I had never noticed any discomfort in this area.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main symptoms of vas deferens obstruction are the absence of sperm in the semen or a significantly reduced sperm count; the level of blood FSH is generally normal or slightly elevated; the testicles have normal morphology or slight atrophy, with relatively normal texture; there are abnormal findings during palpation of the epididymis or vas deferens.