Patient's question:
What should I do if I have azoospermia again? Where can I be treated for azoospermia? I've been married for several years, but I've never had children. I used to always believe it was my wife's problem, but she underwent some thorough tests and they were all normal. Recently, I also got myself checked, and the hospital said I have azoospermia. What should I do if I have azoospermia again? Where can I be treated? What should I do and where is the best place to be treated for azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
Friend, regarding the question you raised about what to do when azoospermia reoccurs, experts quote: If a man experiences azoospermia again, it will interfere with fertility, leading to infertility or subfertility again. Therefore, azoospermia reoccurrence should be taken seriously by male friends, and active treatment should be implemented to achieve the dream of becoming a father as soon as possible. Experts suggest that male friends should actively seek treatment if they detect azoospermia, and also pay attention to maintaining the temperature of the testicles in daily life. They should ride a bicycle less often and avoid hot baths, exercise regularly, maintain a normal lifestyle, avoid working late at night frequently, and pay attention to daily hygiene. Wear loose underwear.