Symptoms of blocked vas deferens in men

If a man suffers from blocked vas deferens, it means he cannot get pregnant. The ejaculatory duct is the necessary passage for male sperm to appear. If the ejaculatory duct is blocked, it is certain that male sperm will not be able to enter the female ovary and fuse with egg cells, eventually causing infertility, seriously endangering men's health and family harmony. Blocked vas deferens is a common male disease, which is usually caused by a poor lifestyle and can lead to infertility. Therefore, once a man has this disease, he will be discouraged, have no confidence, and treat implicitly. In fact, this understanding is incorrect. All diseases can have good therapeutic effects if treated as early as possible and with medication. Therefore, if men find that they have blocked vas deferens, they need to seek medical treatment immediately. The following is a detailed introduction to the symptoms and treatment methods of blocked vas deferens.

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

Common symptoms of vas deferens obstruction

1. In the semen of male patients, there is no sperm or the total number of male sperm is very small.

2. The shape of the testicles of patients with blocked ejaculatory ducts is normal or slightly smaller, and the material is basically normal.

3. Patients with blocked ejaculatory ducts will have blood and their FSH levels are basically normal or may slightly increase. This is also a common symptom of blocked vas deferens.

4. Patients with epididymal cysts that block the ejaculatory duct may have abnormal palpation of the ejaculatory duct.

All in all, the common disease of vas deferens blockage must be taken seriously to prevent infertility. Moreover, if these similar symptoms occur, tests for vas deferens obstruction should also be carried out and proactive medication treatment should be carried out.

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

What are the treatments for blocked vas deferens?

1. Treatment of the original disease

First, remove the primary cause of the disease, and treat those with infectious factors first, and then consider recanalization.

2. Lump removal surgery

Tumors or swellings of the sperm flexure, seminal vesicles, prostate, or tumors or swellings of other surrounding organs can be removed surgically.

3. Ejaculatory duct epididymal cyst resection

The disease is at the tail end of the epididymal cyst, and epididymal cyst resection of the ejaculatory duct is feasible.

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

4. Ejaculatory duct resection

If the obstruction is in the ejaculatory duct, removal of the infarct segment and end-to-end resection of the ejaculatory duct are possible.

5. Transurethral vasectomy

Suitable for patients with vas deferens obstruction.

6. Internal urethral orifice incision or urethral orifice repair

Treat urethral stricture or blockage caused by trauma to the urethral meatus.