Patient's question:
Is there any way to treat azoospermia? I've seen it before and it hasn't improved, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of azoospermia can be achieved through methods such as external ejaculation or masturbation to obtain semen. If three consecutive centrifuged sediment smears do not reveal any sperm, it is referred to as "azoospermia." Azoospermia is classified into two types: true and false. True azoospermia refers to the atrophy and degeneration of sperm-producing cells in the testes, rendering them unable to produce sperm, also known as "congenital azoospermia." False azoospermia refers to a condition where the testes can produce sperm, but the sperm cannot be expelled due to blocked seminal ducts, hence also known as "obstructive azoospermia." Both fall under the category of infertility. You have azoospermia, although the chances of a cure are very slim, there is still hope. If your azoospermia is caused by blocked seminal ducts, the prospects for treatment are much greater.