Patient's question:
Got married for five years, but my wife hasn't gotten pregnant. After a thorough examination, it was found that I have azoospermia. Can male azoospermia be cured?Doctor's answer:
If a man has azoospermia, he may be unable to conceive normally for many years. It is essential to identify the specific cause of azoospermia. Is it due to congenital testicular dysgenesis? It is particularly necessary to undergo a testicular biopsy to check if there are sperm-producing cells inside the testicles. If there are none, it will be very difficult to treat. In this case, artificial insemination may be a better approach. If sperm-producing cells are found, it may indicate a urinary system disorder, and a comprehensive urinary system examination is necessary, especially to rule out conditions such as prostatitis and orchitis.