Patient's question:
Can male infertility be cured? If the problem is with the reproductive cells, what is the chance of successful treatment?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of azoospermia, including endocrine disorders in the testes. Apart from problems during the differentiation process of sperm-producing cells in the testes, azoospermia can also be caused by blocked vas deferens due to previous inflammation or tuberculosis. These cases can be treated to restore sperm production. However, azoospermia caused by congenital absence of testicles, testicular underdevelopment, or chromosomal abnormalities has no treatment value. As long as the testes have the ability to produce sperm, there is hope of conceiving a child. It is recommended that you undergo further examinations to confirm the cause and receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor.