Patient's question:
Through semen quality testing, it was found that there were no sperm in the semen. Treatment history and effectiveness: In childhood, I had congenital cryptorchidism, and surgery was performed to remove it at the age of several years. During this period, I also had follow-up tests, and the doctor said it had completely healed on its own. During puberty, I also experienced ejaculation, and now I have very dense hair, and other aspects are very healthy. What kind of help do you want: This should not be congenital azoospermia, right?Doctor's answer:
If there are no sperm in your semen at the moment, your next step would be to undergo a testicular biopsy. If sperm can be found in the testicles, you may have the option of treating it with medication or undergoing in vitro fertilization. If the biopsy still doesn't find any sperm, it may mean that you are infertile. Therefore, it is recommended that you first check if sperm can be found in your testicles, and there is nothing much else.In addition to immediate treatment for male reproductive health issues, patients should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and ensuring good digestion to absorb nutrients in daily life.