Patient's question:
I've been married for two years without having children. My wife had a thorough medical check-up and said she's very healthy. Last week, I went to the hospital for a thorough medical check-up, and today I received a report that said a testicular biopsy showed no sperm. I'd like to consult a doctor about this. What does it mean for a testicular biopsy to show no sperm?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, if it is normal, poor semen quality, and during a testicular biopsy, the results show azoospermia, this indicates that your testicles have lost the ability to produce sperm. First, you need to go to a local hospital for further diagnosis. Under normal circumstances, if the testicles cannot produce sperm, it means you cannot get pregnant. In cases of azoospermia detected during a testicular biopsy, alternative methods such as artificial insemination are generally required to replace the function of the testicles.