Patient's question:
It has been five years since we haven't been able to get pregnant, and our family members find it strange, so they insisted on us getting a thorough medical check-up. It was discovered that my husband has an epididymal anomaly, specifically an epididymal head cyst. The doctor said this condition is the cause of our infertility. What are the general steps for the correct treatment of epididymal anomalies?Doctor's answer:
During sexual intercourse when reaching orgasm, the epididymis and vas deferens contract to expel semen, causing pain to reappear. At times, the pain may persist for a while after intercourse. Impaired semen quality and kidney deficiency can lead to premature aging. If epididymitis is not treated effectively for a long time, it can result in impaired semen quality, kidney deficiency, depletion of vital energy, limb coldness, lower back and back pain, and premature aging. It may also lead to dangerous diseases. Epididymitis can easily cause various serious conditions, such as varicocele, spermatic cord inflammation, prostatitis, endocrine disorders, nephritis, and other kidney diseases, urinary tract infections, and in severe cases, it may lead to malignant tumors, posing a serious threat to men's health.