If the ejaculatory duct—the tube that transports semen from the sperm to the urethra—is blocked, transurethral ejaculatory duct resection may be used to open it. Additionally, it can be utilized to clear any impediment that might interfere with a man's capacity to ejaculate sperm.
If the ejaculatory duct—the tube that transports semen from the sperm to the urethra—is blocked, transurethral ejaculatory duct resection may be used to open it. Additionally, it can be utilized to clear any impediment that might interfere with a man's capacity to ejaculate sperm.
Sperm blockage surgery in India involves removing obstructions in the male reproductive system, usually via microsurgical epididymovasectomy or varicocelectomy, allowing sperm to flow freely and increasing chances of natural conception or IVF.
India is known for its advanced medical facilities and affordable costs. Success rates are high, but recovery time can be lengthy (up to 3 months). Patients may need to stay for follow-ups.