Patient's question:
Ten years ago, my testicles were painfully squeezed hard by a friend. After the pain, I experienced weak ejaculation and weak urination. At that time, I was young and didn't take it seriously. This year, I had an ultrasound of my testicles and a thorough examination of my prostate, and everything was fine. Now I suspect that my vas deferens or urethra might be blocked. Can it be treated? How?Doctor's answer:
After trauma, it generally heals on its own, especially in mild cases, and there is usually no problem once it has fully recovered. This situation does not necessarily mean it is blocked, so a thorough examination is necessary. First, you should undergo a detailed examination of your semen. If it is normal, there is generally no major issue, or you can undergo a few contrast examinations to confirm. For patients with testicular conditions, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications. If treatment is not timely, it can affect your health. Therefore, patients should seek timely medication treatment and pay more attention to self-care in daily life, avoiding spicy foods.