Patient's question:
When checking, I found that I have mild infertility. It's said to be treatable due to blocked vas deferens. What should I do at this point? What kind of surgery is involved, and will there be any aftereffects?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if no safety measures are taken during sexual activity and the woman remains unable to conceive, it is referred to as male infertility. The causes of male infertility are often related to abnormal semen, such as azoospermia, necrospermia, oligospermia, or abnormal sperm morphology and semen liquefaction issues caused by reproductive system diseases. Additionally, obstacles in the spermatic ducts, abnormal ejaculation function, or erectile dysfunction can prevent normal sexual activity, thereby affecting conception. It is recommended that you visit a formal urological hospital for diagnosis. Combined with detailed laboratory tests, the underlying cause can be identified, and treatment should be followed as prescribed by the doctor.