Symptoms of male vas deferens obstruction

If a man has vas deferens obstruction, it means that he cannot get pregnant. The ejaculatory duct is the main passage for sperm to appear. If the ejaculatory duct is blocked, there is no doubt that the sperm will not be able to enter the ovary and fuse with the egg cell, eventually causing infertility, seriously affecting the health of men and family harmony. Vas deferens obstruction is a common male disease, usually caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, which can lead to infertility. Therefore, once a man has this disease, he will become discouraged, have no confidence, and try to treat it implicitly. In fact, this kind of awareness is incorrect. All diseases can have good treatment effects as long as they are treated early and with medication. Therefore, if a man finds that he has vas deferens obstruction, he needs to seek medical treatment immediately. The following is a detailed introduction to the symptoms and treatment methods of vas deferens obstruction.

What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? How to treat vas deferens obstruction?

Common symptoms of vas deferens obstruction

1. There is no sperm in the semen of male patients or the total number of sperm is very small.

2. The shape of the testicles of patients with ejaculatory duct obstruction is normal or slightly smaller, and their texture is basically normal.

3. Patients with ejaculatory duct obstruction will have bloody FSH levels that are basically normal or slightly elevated, which is also a common symptom of vas deferens obstruction.

4. Patients with ejaculatory duct obstruction may have epididymal cysts or abnormalities in ejaculatory duct palpation.

In short, the common symptoms of vas deferens obstruction must be taken seriously to prevent infertility. In addition, if such similar symptoms occur, examinations for vas deferens obstruction should be carried out and medication should be actively used for treatment.

What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? How to treat vas deferens obstruction?

What are the treatments for blocked vas deferens?

1. Treatment of the original disease

First, eliminate the primary cause of the disease, and for those caused by infectious factors, give anti-infective treatment first, and then consider the recanalization method.

2. Tumor removal

Tumors or cysts of the seminal tract, seminal vesicles, prostate, or other surrounding organs that cause compression can be treated with surgical removal.

3. Ejaculatory duct and testicular cystectomy

If the disease is at the tail end of the epididymal cyst, ejaculatory duct epididymal cystectomy is feasible.

What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? What are the symptoms of vas deferens obstruction? How to treat vas deferens obstruction?

4. Vasectomy

If the infarction is in the ejaculatory duct, the infarcted segment can be removed, a vasoconstriction resection.

5. Transurethral vasectomy

Suitable for patients with vas deferens obstruction.

6. Urethral incision or urethral repair

Treats urethral stricture or occlusion caused by trauma to the urethral opening.