Patient's question:
Condition Description: Unable to conceive 2 years after marriage. Tested negative for azoospermia in June last year and varicocele on both sides in July. Treatment history and effectiveness: Treatment has been ineffective. Desired help: How to get treatment.Doctor's answer:
It depends on the specific condition. Generally, if azoospermia is caused by primary congenital infertility due to impaired spermatogenesis, it cannot be treated. If azoospermia is caused by vas deferens obstruction, there is a higher chance of cure for the patient. Contrast imaging can be used to determine the location, number, and length of the obstruction.Depending on the location of the obstruction, procedures such as vasovasostomy or epididymal vasostomy can be performed. Currently, the most effective treatment for obstructive azoospermia is microsurgical vasovasostomy, which maximizes the preservation of the patient's fertility and helps them achieve natural conception.