Patient's question:
Three careful checks have confirmed azoospermia. I had an ultrasound and a urine test, in addition to semen analysis and blood tests. There were sperm in my urine, but the doctor said I have retrograde ejaculation. However, I researched retrograde ejaculation and found that it is when no semen is released from the urethral opening, but my ejaculation is normal. Could you please tell me what the issue might be?Doctor's answer:
Hello, I’m glad to help you! It’s not retrograde ejaculation. It’s that your testicles lack the ability to produce sperm. This is not easy to treat. Thank you very much for your consultation, and I hope my speculation and explanation are helpful to you. If you are satisfied with my speculation and explanation, please remember to give a positive review! There are several treatment methods for male reproductive diseases, but since the symptoms of patients are different, the diagnostic methods used are also different. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as they notice symptoms.