Patient's question:
Hello, Dr. Lu, I am 31 years old this year. I finally married my current wife, but on the wedding day, I discovered that I couldn't have normal sexual life, which made us both very painful. My wife is very kind. Although we didn't marry out of love, she promised to continue living with me. This has put a lot of pressure on her, and I am very grateful to her. We have been living like this for two years. At the beginning of this year, she said she wanted to have a child through IVF. We went to Nanjing Gulou Hospital for tests and found that I have azoospermia. Even with testicular biopsy, the chances are very slim. I said I didn't mind using someone else's sperm, but the doctor said there are few sperm donors now, and it would take 3 to 5 years at least. This completely crushed our hope. Although I know how difficult the path of IVF is, I am just an ordinary worker with a monthly salary of 2,000, and I must endure both financial and emotional pressure. But I am afraid that I have already deprived her of her right to be a woman. If I can't meet her desire to be a mother anymore, I think she will leave me. I wonder why God is so unfair to me. One day, I saw on TV a program called "My Chinese Dream" on Hunan TV, where a doctor named Luo Youqun, who is an IVF specialist, was featured. That's how I found you. Everyone says you are a "goddess of giving children," and I really hope you can help this hopeless person. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Hello, 10% to 15% of male infertility cases are caused by obstructive azoospermia. Any blockage in the epididymis or vas deferens can prevent sperm from being expelled, leading to infertility. Traditional Chinese medicine methods can be used for treatment. For those with vas deferens obstruction, methods such as invigorating blood circulation, removing stagnation, and unblocking passages can be effective.