Can men produce sperm and conceive naturally without vas deferens and testicles? My husband and I have been married for 5 years. We didn't deliberately use contraception, just there was no movement in our stomachs. We suspect that there is a problem with our health. We went to the hospital for examination and found that our husband was born without a vas deferens. His testicles can produce sperm normally, but they cannot be expelled. The doctor suggested performing artificial insemination after puncture and sperm collection, but I still want to conceive naturally. Can you conceive naturally without a vas deferens?

Because the vas deferens is a conduit connecting the epididymis and seminal vesicles, it can transport sperm. If there is no vas deferens, sperm cannot be expelled. Even if the testicles can produce sperm normally, they cannot conceive naturally. The absence of vas deferens can easily lead to obstructive azoospermia, leading to male infertility. This is caused by a congenital genetic mutation. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for relevant treatment in a timely manner. Families with reproductive needs can achieve pregnancy through in vitro fertilization or artificial insemination.

Bilateral absence of vas deferens can only be achieved through assisted reproductive technology.

Whether natural conception can occur without a vas deferens depends on whether it is unilateral or bilateral. If there is a unilateral absence of the vas deferens, which can transport sperm, natural conception is still possible, but this probability is very low. Regarding whether pregnancy can occur without a vas deferens, the following points need to be clarified:

A normal man has two vas deferens. If there is only one vas deferens and the testicular spermatogenesis function is normal, it can naturally conceive;

If there are no two vas deferens, sperm cannot be naturally expelled, so it is not possible to conceive naturally. If the testicles can produce sperm normally, assisted reproductive methods can be used to assist pregnancy. First, the sperm is removed from the testicles through surgery, followed by artificial assistance combined with the egg, in order to have a baby;

If there is no vas deferens and the spermatogenic function of the testicles is abnormal, then it is impossible to have children. If you want to have a child, you can only choose sperm from the sperm bank and use in vitro fertilization to make women pregnant, thus achieving the goal of reproduction.

Can men produce sperm and conceive naturally without vas deferens and testicles? Absence of the vas deferens generally has no clinical symptoms, mostly due to infertility after marriage. These patients are physically healthy, have normal sexual activity, and can ejaculate, but there may be no sperm in the semen, only seminal plasma.