Patient's question:
Divorced for several years, I've never been able to conceive. Last month, after a thorough medical examination at the hospital, I found out that my husband suffers from azoospermia. I want to ask if azoospermia can be treated?Doctor's answer:
Firstly, there is currently no standard for necrospermia in China, so we hope you can purchase more detailed examination materials. Here, I will briefly explain necrospermia. As long as there are motile sperm, pregnancy is possible, but the probability of getting pregnant is lower than that of normal individuals. The goal of treating necrospermia is not to completely cure it but to assist in conception. Medications can be used, such as hormone therapy (FSH) combined with antioxidant treatments like lycopene, zinc sulfate, folic acid, and vitamin E. Additionally, drugs that stabilize sperm vitality, such as L-carnitine, can be used.