Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I would like to consult how I might have developed male azoospermia? I have been diagnosed with oligospermia, and I don't know if oligospermia can be treated. What tests should I undergo to determine the cause? What are the causes of male azoospermia? What are the reasons for this condition? What are the symptoms? Is there any effective treatment available?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the common causes of abnormal semen are as follows:1. Inflammation, mostly long-term inflammation, such as prostatitis or epididymitis!
2. Testicular lesions, such as orchitis or epididymitis.
3. Varicocele, which increases the temperature of the testicles or compresses other blood vessels and the vas deferens, leading to testicular atrophy.
4. Undescended testicle! Among these, prostatic lesions causing a deficiency of lecithin is the main cause!
You should go to the hospital for a check-up. Since I cannot meet the patient in person, please first seek a proper diagnosis at a hospital and then follow the guidance of the clinical doctor for treatment to avoid delaying the condition.