Patient's question:
Divorced from my husband for over a year, I chose to have a child six months ago, but there has been no progress. Later, after a thorough examination at the hospital, it was determined that my husband has azoospermia, which is causing this issue. My husband is now 31 years old and is undergoing treatment. I would like to ask, how is azoospermia caused?Doctor's answer:
The main causes of oligospermia include infections, external factors, and intrinsic reasons. Some patients may not be able to identify the cause. It is recommended to conduct a thorough karyotype examination to understand how genetic abnormalities occur. You are currently undergoing treatment, so it is advisable to cooperate with your doctor and actively prepare for pregnancy, striving to conceive as soon as possible. Maintain a healthy routine and increase physical exercise regularly to enhance your body's resistance and immunity.