What are the symptoms of ejaculatory duct obstruction?

During the process of male sperm ejaculation, it must pass through the testicular tubules, epitesticular ducts and vas deferens, as well as some urethra. If there are problems in the above parts, it will affect the discharge of sperm. Ejaculatory duct blockage is divided into unilateral and bilateral blockage. Under normal circumstances, unilateral fallopian tube blockage will not affect normal fertility. So what are the symptoms of ejaculatory duct blockage?

First, what are the symptoms of ejaculatory duct obstruction? Patients with vas deferens obstruction often experience pain during ejaculation after sex and symptoms of vas deferens pain. Some patients also have symptoms of fatigue, and half of the patients will also have nodules. These patients often have a history of injury and a history of infertility.

Second, there are no sperm or very few sperm in the semen of male patients. The morphology of the testicles of patients with vas deferens obstruction is normal or slightly shrunken, and the texture is basically normal. The blood FSH level of patients with vas deferens obstruction is basically normal or slightly increased, which is also a common symptom of vas deferens obstruction. The epididymis of patients with vas deferens obstruction may have abnormal vas deferens palpation. In short, the common symptoms of vas deferens obstruction must be taken seriously to avoid infertility. Moreover, if these similar symptoms appear, the examinations for vas deferens obstruction should be carried out and symptomatic treatment should be actively carried out.

What are the symptoms of ejaculatory duct obstruction? Patients with vas deferens obstruction may also have symptoms of vas deferens thickening or epididymal nodules. Patients are often accompanied by reproductive system infections. The identification of vas deferens obstruction must be distinguished from testicular azoospermia, mainly through testicular biopsy. Patients should undergo vasectomy examination, mainly to clarify the patency of the vas deferens. Patients must pay more attention to the hygiene of the reproductive organs, wash their lower bodies frequently, prevent infections, and avoid unhygienic sex. Once the disease is diagnosed, it must be treated as soon as possible. Trauma or surgical damage can also lead to vas deferens obstruction. Patients must receive symptomatic treatment based on the actual cause of the disease. Patients must actively receive treatment and treat the disease with an optimistic attitude.