Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I've been married for almost two years, but my wife hasn't been pregnant yet. I finally went to the hospital for a check-up and found out that I have azoospermia, which is the reason my wife is infertile. I want to know if azoospermia in men can be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, most cases of azoospermia in clinical practice are caused by chronic inflammation that goes untreated, which can affect the vas deferens and lead to its obstruction, resulting in obstructive azoospermia. Of course, varicoceles and seminal vesicle cysts can also compress the vas deferens, causing azoospermia. If a semen analysis shows azoospermia, it is important to undergo relevant examinations to diagnose the cause of azoospermia.Can male azoospermia be treated? Director Tian Lun Zuo Bin Yi pointed out that effective treatment requires classification and targeted therapy, and most cases of azoospermia can be cured through scientific treatment! Therefore, I recommend that you seek treatment at a reputable specialized hospital for infertility as soon as possible to ensure your right to reproduce. Wishing you good health!