Can you still have children if you are diagnosed with azoospermia?

Patient's question:

Testis small, after careful examination it was said to be azoospermia, can you still get pregnant with azoospermia?

Doctor's answer:

There are two reasons for azoospermia: ① Obstruction in sperm development ② Obstruction in sperm injection into the intestine
If the cause is identified, there is still hope for treatment. This does not qualify as azoospermia; it should be referred to as anejaculation. Azoospermia is when there are no sperm in the semen. Azoospermia can be treated. It has been diagnosed as microorchidism (small testicles), and focusing on medication for treatment is not very meaningful. It is recommended that your partner undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination to ensure no abnormalities, and then use sperm bank sperm for IVF.
Actually, suffering from male reproductive disorders is not (terrible). Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as it is detected early and timely treatment is administered.