Patient's question:
I've been experiencing pain during ejaculation recently, with a feeling of weakness. My wife hasn't gotten pregnant yet, and I suspect my semen volume is low. I'm young and a bit reluctant to have surgery, afraid that if I develop a chronic condition, I might really lose the chance to have children. I'm quite troubled about whether to have this surgery or if there are other ways to solve the problem?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many factors or causes that can lead to vas deferens blockage. In addition to the fact that vas deferens blockage caused by inflammation is generally treated with anti-inflammatory therapy, other cases usually require surgical treatment. The vas deferens is not only the channel through which sperm can "set out" but also the place where sperm mature and gain motility. Once there is an obstruction in the vas deferens, it often causes embarrassment for men. This condition is also a common cause of male infertility. Therefore, once a vas deferens blockage occurs, it is essential to provide active treatment to restore the patency of the vas deferens. With the development of microsurgery technology, the surgery is very successful.