Patient's question:
I have been diagnosed with azoospermia. How should I treat it?I've been married for nearly 8 years and haven't had any children. After a thorough examination, I was diagnosed with azoospermia. How should I treat it? Can conditions like mine be alleviated? What treatment should I follow?
Doctor's answer:
The key to treating asthenozoospermia is to treat prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis simultaneously, while also paying attention to other causes that may lead to asthenozoospermia and actively providing treatment, such as surgical treatment for varicocele, flexibly using hormone drugs to regulate endocrine function, and digesting various nutrients. Additionally, it is necessary to use medications that promote sperm formation and enhance sperm vitality to comprehensively stabilize semen quality and improve the chances of female conception. Asthenozoospermia can be treated, but this requires the patient's long-term cooperation.