Patient's question:
Hello, why wasn't the vas deferens found during the testicular biopsy? Age 28, on August 18, a thorough examination revealed a decrease in prostate volume and uneven internal echoes, and no sperm were found in the ejaculation. The doctor recommended a testicular biopsy. What assistance is needed: Hello, why wasn't the vas deferens found during the testicular biopsy? Is there a possibility of conception?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the forum user. The absence of sperm in the semen could be due to the sperm itself being unable to develop, or it might be that the sperm develops normally but fails to be expelled.Advice: A testicular biopsy cannot reflect the condition of the vas deferens. If the vas deferens is blocked, then the sperm cannot be expelled from the body. In this case, simply resolving the blockage of the vas deferens would be sufficient. If there is no sperm development at all, then artificial insemination would be the only option for having children. Male reproductive diseases can be stabilized.