Patient's question:
Divorced for more than a year and still unable to conceive a child. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as azoospermia, which made me very upset. My wife and I really want to have a child and don't want our relatives to talk about it. It makes me feel very uncomfortable. What kind of help is needed: the causes and treatments for azoospermiaDoctor's answer:
The most common causes of azoospermia are prostatitis or varicocele. You need to have a thorough examination of prostatic fluid routine and magnetic resonance imaging of the external genitalia, with sexual abstinence required. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, and increase the frequency of sexual activity. If it is prostatitis, you need to take levofloxacin, Prostect, and Tamsulosin hydrochloride cell repair capsules. If it is varicocele, surgery is required.