Patient's question:
My brother is 26 years old this year. Last year, he was diagnosed with azoospermia. All the hospitals around us said it was epididymitis. Their sexual life is normal, and there is also semen discharge, but there are no sperm. He said he doesn't feel any pain and doesn't know why he got this disease. He has been taking anti-inflammatory drugs for a year with no improvement, and now he has switched to another medication. Our whole family is suffering because of this. There is no family history of this condition. I want to ask if this disease can be cured? Is there a faster surgical option? Can it be cured just with anti-inflammatories?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: After three centrifugations, there were no sperm observed in the semen sediment examination, which can be diagnosed as azoospermia. I don't know how many times you have checked at a formal hospital? Suggestions: It is recommended that you have your testicular size and reproductive hormone levels checked at a formal hospital before deciding how to proceed. Wishing you good health.