Patient's question:
Previously had epididymitis but didn't pay attention, bilateral epididymal nodules, azoospermia in semen analysis, symptoms aren't too severe, can I still get pregnant? Can infertility in this condition be treated?Doctor's answer:
Orchitis, leading to bilateral orchitis nodules, resulted in azoospermia in the semen analysis. Currently, azoospermia naturally means infertility. It is recommended to actively treat orchitis. For the orchitis nodules, it is necessary to investigate and confirm whether they are tuberculous orchitis nodules or seminal vesicle cysts. For the former, surgical removal is recommended, followed by active anti-tuberculosis treatment. For the latter, smaller ones may not require surgery, while larger ones should be surgically removed. Only through active treatment can sperm be successfully expelled.