Fertility
Man has blocked sperm ducts and woman has untreated chlamydia.
Avagile
Hi,
I'll explain briefly: my husband had a revision surgery 1.5 years ago, which went well. After trying to get pregnant for a long time with no result, we went to the hospital. The semen analysis showed there were no sperm cells at all. So it's likely that his vas deferens have become blocked due to scar tissue.
Now, my blood test showed that I have chlamydia. But we're waiting for the smear test results to see if I still have it. The question is, since it was untreated (because I didn't know), has it caused significant damage? I was shocked when I heard it.
So now we're both dealing with reduced fertility.
I was wondering if there are more people who have experienced one or both of these situations, and how it turned out for them?
I'll explain briefly: my husband had a revision surgery 1.5 years ago, which went well. After trying to get pregnant for a long time with no result, we went to the hospital. The semen analysis showed there were no sperm cells at all. So it's likely that his vas deferens have become blocked due to scar tissue.
Now, my blood test showed that I have chlamydia. But we're waiting for the smear test results to see if I still have it. The question is, since it was untreated (because I didn't know), has it caused significant damage? I was shocked when I heard it.
So now we're both dealing with reduced fertility.
I was wondering if there are more people who have experienced one or both of these situations, and how it turned out for them?
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Johanna Guest #2
So relatable. I sought treatment for syphilis too late, which ended up infecting my husband as well. Because of this, we're both now less fertile, and my husband is also largely impotent. By the way, that was also the reason I cheated. -
Avagile started this #3
Pff, wow, that's intense. My husband is also really scared of that because he's quite a bit older too. But did you guys go ahead with wanting kids?
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