Can male infertility be cured?

Patient's question:

Mine is also azoospermia. I have had varicocele surgery, testicular puncture, … no sperm production function. I have also tried many folk remedies and taken a lot of traditional Chinese medicine. It has never been cured. Is there still hope for me to be treated? My wife is about to divorce me, and I don’t know what to do.

Doctor's answer:

Hello! Azoospermia is classified as testicular azoospermia and obstructive azoospermia. Clinically, most azoospermia is caused by inflammation and obstruction, which is treatable. Your partner's condition can first be diagnosed at the hospital. Conception is a matter for both husband and wife, and if either lacks the necessary conditions, it can affect conception.
It is recommended to seek a proper hospital for a thorough examination and treatment based on the specific condition. Do not delay the diagnosis, as it may affect fertility and the best time for treatment. Do not hurry; once the cause is identified, treatment can begin.

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