Infertility, as a disease that troubles countless families, not only has a variety of causes, but many of them are also gender specific. Female infertility problems generally occur in the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. However, male infertility is concentrated on sperm, while inflammation of the vas deferens takes a different approach, which is very troublesome for many people who suffer from this disease. Some male friends also suspect that the disease can lead to azoospermia, so will inflammation of the vas deferens lead to azoospermia? Is this type of vas deferens inflammation easy to treat?

1、 Etiology of vas deferens inflammation

Inflammation of the vas deferens is caused by some bacterial infections, and some upper urinary tract infections can cause this condition. It is recommended to seek formal treatment from a specialist in a timely manner after inflammation occurs. During this period, it is important to pay attention to local cleanliness, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and avoid smoking and drinking. Due to lax disinfection before and after male sterilization, or surgical induced bacterial infections, it directly causes inflammation of the vas deferens and affects related reproductive organs. Blood infection: The vas deferens artery originates from the internal iliac artery to the bottom of the bladder and is divided into ascending and descending branches. The ascending branch follows the vas deferens through the inguinal canal to the testicles, anastomoses with the testicular artery, and descends to the ampulla of the vas deferens and the seminal vesicle. Bacteria can travel along the arteries to all parts of the vas deferens.

2、 Can inflammation of the vas deferens lead to azoospermia?

The vas deferens is an important organ in men. Once an abnormality occurs in the vas deferens, it can affect male sperm. Vasculitis can have a significant impact on the quantity and quality of sperm, hindering the fertilization of sperm and eggs. If left untreated, vasculitis can also lead to obstruction of the vas deferens, resulting in inability to expel sperm and male infertility. Vasculitis has a negative impact on the patency of the vas deferens, causing obstacles to the transport and excretion of sperm. In severe cases, obstructive azoospermia can be induced, leading to male infertility. There are two types of azoospermia. Congenital azoospermia is caused by abnormal development of the testes and epididymis, and is generally incurable. Acquired azoospermia, such as inflammation causing obstruction of the vas deferens and inability to expel sperm normally, can generally be treated with medication or surgery. If there is inflammation, take medication according to medical advice and do not blindly use medication.

3、 Is vas deferens inflammation easy to treat?

For the treatment of vasculitis, patients with acute vasculitis should be treated with antibiotics. At the same time, they should rest in bed, lift the scrotum, and relieve pain. Oral painkillers, on average once a week, can be relieved by hot compress or hot water bath. Physical therapy can improve local blood circulation and has anti-inflammatory, swelling reducing, and pain relieving effects. In terms of treatment, anti-inflammatory drugs are usually the mainstay, and doctors usually take targeted treatment based on your cause. If there is inflammation in the vas deferens, anti-inflammatory drugs can be used to treat this disease. You can go to the outpatient department of a regular hospital for blood routine, semen routine, color ultrasound, and other examinations to see how the details are. If it is a bacterial infection, anti-inflammatory drugs such as cephalosporin and quinolone can be used for treatment. You can choose detailed treatment methods according to the doctor's advice, pay attention to rest, and avoid taking spicy drugs.

Although vasculitis is not a very serious disease, if left untreated for a long time, it will definitely continue to worsen and may eventually cause obstruction. If the obstruction lasts for a long time, it can also cause serious damage to the spermatogenic function of the testicles! So it is necessary to undergo timely examination for inflammation of the vas deferens. If delayed, it will definitely not self heal and one cannot take chances!