Patient's question:
I am 30 years old this year, and for 3 years after getting married, I haven't been able to have a baby. Then, both my wife and I went to the hospital for check-ups. The doctor said my vas deferens was blocked and that I needed surgery to clear it. It was quite frightening to hear, but for the sake of having a child, I had to endure it. Will the surgery work? Will there be any side effects?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's best to go to a regular hospital for this, but the cost is high, and the success rate is also high. First, you need to consider whether the vasectomy reversal surgery was successful. It's necessary to have a follow-up vasography to check. If there are no issues with the surgery and the vasectomy reversal was done well, then you need to consider whether there is a problem with the testicular sperm production function.