Patient's question:
Married for a long time, I haven't gone to the hospital for a check-up. There are no sperm in the semen, but the testicles are present. I would like to ask you about the success rate of testicular puncture to obtain sperm and culture dishes.Doctor's answer:
This depends on your actual situation. If there are live sperm in your testicles, you can undergo testicular sperm extraction to obtain sperm for IVF. Depending on the sperm count, you can consider using either the first or second culture dish. If you have sperm from testicular sperm extraction, you can do IVF. Depending on the sperm count, you can consider using either the first or second culture dish. If the sperm count is 10 million or more, you can use the first; if it's not enough, you can use the second.