Patient's question:
I've been with my wife for three years, and our sex life is very enjoyable. But after so long, we haven't received the good news we wanted. Last week, my wife and I went to the hospital for a health check-up. The doctor said I have azoospermia. Can azoospermia be cured on its own? With this, should we just keep hoping for a child in the future?Doctor's answer:
Far, the discovery of azoospermia, clinical diagnosis is not good, complete self-healing is a very difficult to treat cause of infertility. If timely treatment cannot produce sperm on their own, they can go to the hospital to seek IVF treatment. It is necessary to correctly understand the natural delivery process, exercise more regularly, and check whether the dysfunction is caused by congenital factors or due to postnatal external force impact.