Patient's question:
Is it treatable if there are no sperm-producing cells in the testes? The testes are small, and after one check, it was found that there are no sperm-producing cells in the testes. Can I still be cured? Can this condition still be treated? I haven't married yet.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Generally, if there is no sperm detected after three consecutive checks, it indicates azoospermia, which may require checking for chromosomal abnormalities, whether it is congenital, and whether there is spermatogenesis function and cells in the testes. In 80% of cases, azoospermia can be treated.Advice: It is recommended that you visit a professional hospital specializing in infertility and reproductive health for examination to determine if you have azoospermia. Then, based on your specific condition, appropriate treatment can be provided. Wishing you a speedy recovery!