Patient's question:
I have been married for several years. My wife and I were initially busy with business and didn't think about having children. Now that our business has gradually stabilized, we wanted to have a child. However, after not using contraception for several months, my wife still hasn't gotten pregnant. Later, we went to the hospital and were told that my vas deferens was blocked.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if it is confirmed that the vas deferens is blocked, a vasodilation surgery can be performed. However, the success rate of vasodilation surgery is currently not high, generally around 30%. For patients with vas deferens blockage, fertility treatment is now usually considered as IVF (in vitro fertilization) rather than vasodilation surgery. I hope you can understand and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.