Patient's question:
After one year of divorce, she hasn't gotten pregnant. She went to the hospital for a routine semen analysis and a color Doppler magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination. The results of the routine semen analysis showed: ejaculation volume - 0.5 ml, acidity - 7.4, sperm motility - 0.00%, abnormal sperm motility, sperm density - 2.63 million. The color Doppler MRI examination revealed polycystic lesions on both sides of the prostate, which were believed to be large seminal vesicle cysts. She wants to know if the hospital examination indicates azoospermia and whether large seminal vesicle cysts interfere with ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Normal semen volume is 2-6 ml. Sperm survival rate is 70%. Sperm survival rate is 25%. A+B grade is 50%. Sperm density is 6 times/ml. 201. From your careful examination results, it can be seen that there are prostatic cysts and obstructive azoospermia caused by ejaculation. Cysts can be treated surgically. It is recommended to decide on a formal specialized hospital within 3-5 days of feeling cold to carry out a detailed and careful examination and adopt the best treatment plan. Wish you health.