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Jan. 28th, 2016|04:57 pm |
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Within one year after vasectomy, sixty to seventy per cent of vasectomized men develop antisperm antibodies.[7] In some cases, vasitis nodosa, a benign proliferation of the ductular epithelium, can also result.[8][9] The accumulation of sperm increases pressure in the vas deferens and epididymis. The entry of the sperm into the scrotum can cause sperm granulomas to be formed by the body to contain and absorb the sperm which the body will treat as a foreign biological substance (much like a virus or bacterium) |
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