Patient's question:
What is the reason for dead sperm, and why does this happen? We've been married for two years, and my wife has been struggling to conceive. Originally, we thought we should just wait a bit longer, but the family has been constantly urging us to take action. So, we underwent thorough tests, and the results showed that I have dead sperm, which might be affecting our ability to conceive. Now, what should we do? Can it be treated? Can it still be treated? The kind of help I need: What is the cause of azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you want to conceive, but after a thorough examination, you were diagnosed with azoospermia, which requires symptomatic treatment. It is recommended that you go to a more professional hospital for a follow-up examination. First, check the cause of azoospermia, remove the cause, and then enhance nutrition to promote sperm development and improve spermatogenesis function. In cases where azoospermia can be treated with medication, drug treatment can be adopted. The above is advice on the question "What is azoospermia and how does it occur?" I hope it helps you. Wish you health!