A potential cause of male infertility is a blockage of the vas deferens. The blockage could be due to the build up of scar tissue along the vas deferens. What medical treatment would most likely be used to treat this type of infertility? A. hormone therapy to increase testosterone B. medication to stimulate sperm production C. implantation of semen into the testes D. surgery to remove the obstruction

Question

Reggie

Biology

23 October, 20:55

A potential cause of male infertility is a blockage of the vas deferens. The blockage could be due to the build up of scar tissue along the vas deferens. What medical treatment would most likely be used to treat this type of infertility? A. hormone therapy to increase testosterone B. medication to stimulate sperm production C. implantation of semen into the testes D. surgery to remove the obstruction

+1

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Lyla Marquez · Answer 1

The correct answer is: D. surgery to remove the obstruction

Jordyn · Answer 2

The correct answer is option D - surgery to remove the obstruction

Vasectomy is a surgery which is used to permanently sterile a male but in this case vasectomy will be done to remove the scar tissues from the vas deferens and then joined back.

A surgeon will make a small incision on the scrotum and then remove the scar tissues. Once the tissues are removed, the both ends of the tube will be aligned back and sewn together under a microscope.