Patient's question:
Now it is preliminarily believed that I have obstructive azoospermia. The test results show that the testicles and scrotum are normal, the prostate has a slight inflammation but it's not a major issue, the pituitary gland examination is also normal, and the kidney test indicators are normal. The next step recommended by the hospital is to do a testicular biopsy and undergo IVF. I want to know, in my case, will there be no sperm in the testicles?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many reasons that can cause azoospermia. It is important to first identify the cause before treatment. If it is due to blocked vas deferens, it may be possible to cure it. However, if it is due to non-functional testicles, it cannot be treated. Therefore, it is recommended to undergo a comprehensive examination to clarify the issue before formulating a detailed treatment plan. It is advisable to go to a formal infertility hospital for examination and treatment.There are many factors that can cause male infertility, and patients need to receive timely and symptomatic treatment. It is recommended to seek treatment at a professional hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the development of your condition and avoid indiscriminate treatment. Additionally, it is essential to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain personal hygiene. Best wishes for your recovery!