Patient's question:
Hello, we have been married for five years and have had a normal marital life. We have not been using any form of contraception, but we do not have any children. Initially, we thought that having children was solely the woman's responsibility, so we had her undergo a check-up. The results showed that she was fine, but later, I went for a check-up myself. The results indicated that I have a blockage in my male vas deferens. I would like to ask what can be done in this situation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, whether the male vas deferens blockage can be cleared depends on your specific condition. If the blockage is caused by reproductive tract infection, leading to edema of the ejaculatory duct, surgery is generally not required. Some physical therapies that control inflammation and reduce edema can restore the reproductive tract to normal function. Surgery may be necessary in certain cases.