Patient's question:
What should be done about male infertility in Qing'an City? Divorced for over ten years, my wife is healthy, and our sexual life is normal. There has been no chemical exposure in either training environment. I went to the hospital for thorough examinations to determine how the male got sick, how sexual function is normal, and microscopic examination showed no sperm. I have identified the symptoms of azoospermia. I have undergone thorough examinations in several hospitals. How do I treat azoospermia? How is azoospermia treated in men? How do I treat male sperm? What about sperm? Where is the best hospital for sperm?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is currently no definitive and effective treatment for azoospermia. For some azoospermia patients caused by blocked spermatic channels, surgical treatment can restore the channels to their full functionality. However, for those with obstructive azoospermia, the prospects are very promising. Artificial insemination and surgical intervention can be used to effectively treat this condition.