How the remaining vas deferens pipe towards the prostate gland get lubricated and how the seminal vesicle functions if the valve is closed with a switch for a long period of time?

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270 views27. April 2016

Anonymous 27. April 2016 0 Comments

If the remaining vas deferens cant get lubricated, how the sperm flows freely with out lubrication of vas deferens inner walls with seminal fluid when Bimek slv switch is on for a long period of time. If the walls cant be lubricated the sperm gets hurt initially while passing through the vas deferens
Will the Seminal vesicle functions well if the vas deferens pipe get locked with a bimek slv switch for a long period of time? (i.e.., up to six months or more..)
I am very much thankful to you for this idea and i am so curious to know the answers to my questions. Thank you.

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Answer 1 · 2016-04-27T12:18:16+00:00

Interesting. We have to talk with Mr Bimek about this detail. We will be back on this later. CU DB

Answer 2 · 2016-04-28T07:36:47+00:00

Here is our answer: In the interior of the vas deferens we have a mucous. Because the vas is a kind of muscularly tissue which can provide the mucuos with blood, this mucous moisten the inside of the tube. So there will be no problem for the sperm to flow upside again, even after a long period of status “closed”. As a proof you may consider all the successful surgeries, which have been done to men who had vasecetomies more than a decade ago. Therefore we do not see any problem of a kind you mentioned. Thanx a lot DB