Patient's question:
I have always wanted to have children of my own, but my body isn't up to the task, making it impossible for me to fulfill this goal. I have a condition called azoospermia, and I was also found to have abnormal chromosomes in a detailed examination. This once caused me great pain. What are the treatments for azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there are limited treatment options for male infertility in clinical diagnosis. If the sperm quality or quantity is indeed severely compromised, in vitro fertilization may be considered. Using some healthier sperm from a human sperm bank for artificial insemination is a common practice. This has been understood by some people. If you have access to such services, you can consult with local hospitals.