Patient's question:
It's only been half a year since we got married, but there's been no news from my wife's belly. My mom couldn't sit still and said she felt too embarrassed to take her to the hospital for a check-up. She asked me to go to the hospital first instead. Unable to refuse my mom, I eventually went to the hospital for a fertility check-up. The doctor discovered that my vas deferens was blocked through a vasography test.Doctor's answer:
Hello: First, specific treatment for vas deferens blockage is required based on the different causes of the blockage. For vas deferens blockage caused by congenital obstruction or etiology, treatment relies on vas deferens reconstruction surgery, which primarily involves incising the deformed area and then using advanced treatment methods to restore the patency of the vas deferens. For vas deferens blockage caused by infection, it can lead to thickening of the vas deferens wall, which then affects the entire epididymis and testis, resulting in blockage. In this case, appropriate anti-inflammatory treatments should be adopted to alleviate local congestion symptoms in the seminal vesicle.