Patient's question:
I am a patient with vas deferens obstruction, and I want to have my own children as soon as possible. I have decided to actively treat it, so I would like to consult here about the best method for treating vas deferens obstruction.Doctor's answer:
Hello! There are many factors or causes that can lead to vas deferens obstruction, which may be related to genetic factors, radiation pollution, chemical pollution, hormonal influences, viral infections, environmental pollution, and other factors. If one testicle has normal sperm production function but the vas deferens is obstructed, while the other testicle is atrophied and the vas deferens is unobstructed, it may be possible to try surgical removal of the affected testicle and autologous testicular transplantation of the healthy side. If both the testicle and vas deferens are normal but the epididymis is diseased, a vas deferens-testicle anastomosis surgery can be performed. It is recommended to go to a comprehensive infertility and sterility specialist hospital for a full examination. The doctor will provide targeted treatment based on your condition. Wish you early pregnancy and good health!