Patient's question:
Got married for a year without suspecting me of secretly checking sperm. The first check showed no sperm, and the hospital gave me medicine to take, but it didn't help. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, in your case, medication may not need to be taken temporarily. Further tests are required to determine whether the azoospermia is caused by impaired spermatogenesis or obstruction. Do not take medication yet. Visit a regular hospital's urology department for examination, including hormone tests, testicular size assessment, and testicular biopsy to understand whether the cause is impaired spermatogenesis or obstruction. If the issue is obstruction, surgery may be possible. If it is impaired spermatogenesis, treatment will depend on the specific situation.