Patient's question:
I have azoospermia. After careful examination at home, it was confirmed that I have azoospermia. There are two options: one is to do a testicular biopsy, and the other is to undergo a vasography. Can the doctor treat it? I want to naturally produce sperm and get pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Your condition exhibits severe oligoasthenozoospermia, and common causes include:(1) Congenital testicular dysgenesis or cryptorchidism leading to impaired spermatogenesis
(2) Varicocele, hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis
(3) Inflammation of the reproductive tract
(4) Immunosuppression and endocrine disorders
(5) Chromosomal abnormalities, particularly sex chromosome aberrations, which severely interfere with sperm density, motility, and other parameters
(6) Factors such as drugs affecting spermatogenesis, pesticides, heavy metals, radiation, smoking, and alcohol intoxication can all inhibit sperm production.