Patient's question:
I and my wife both love children, but we just can't get pregnant. We fight for our children every day and now we are getting married. But when we went to the hospital for a thorough examination, the doctor said that it was due to my suffering from azoospermia that led to infertility. Hello, what should I do if a man is infertile and has no sperm?Doctor's answer:
If sperm is not found three times in a row in the semen during ejaculation, it indicates a lack of sperm. Male infertility is one of the main causes of male infertility. With increasing social pressure and irregular lifestyles, azoospermia infertility has been rising year by year! Azoospermia accounts for approximately 15%-20% of male infertility cases. Men with azoospermia symptoms should not be overly worried! Azoospermia is one of the most difficult types of infertility to treat, causing immense mental pain to patients. Azoospermia infertility can severely disrupt marital harmony and even lead to family breakdown. However, azoospermia is not an incurable condition! It is recommended to choose the right hospital and find the right specialist, as it can still be treated.