Patient's question:
I am 29 years old this year. I have been divorced for over 2 years. My wife and I have always wanted a child. But later, I went to the hospital for a health check-up. The doctor told me that I have no sperm. How is male infertility treated when there is no sperm?Doctor's answer:
How is azoospermia treated? Azoospermia is one of the more challenging conditions in infertility treatment. Some men become extremely frustrated and panicked after being diagnosed with azoospermia. According to experts at Guangzhou Shengya Hospital, in clinical diagnosis clinics, it is often observed that patients overreact to azoospermia and lack confidence in treatment, exhibiting a rather pessimistic attitude. In reality, this is a highly mistaken mindset. With the advancement of modern medicine, the treatment and research of azoospermia have become very mature. The treatment of azoospermia primarily involves identifying the underlying cause. Unless it is irreversible, the vast majority of cases can be cured.Treatment for azoospermia, based on its cause, mainly includes the following methods:
1. Treatment for cryptorchidism.
2. Surgical treatment for different conditions.
3. Endocrine treatment.
4. Treatment for varicocele.
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