Where to treat azoospermia

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The occurrence of azoospermia is related to patients themselves, which may be caused by not paying attention in daily life. Sperm is the key to male fertility, the quantity and quality of sperm will have a great impact on fertility. Azoospermia may lead to male infertility. So we must pay attention to it. So I would like to share with you the treatment of azoospermia.

Where to treat azoospermia

First, patients with definite etiology should be treated according to the etiology, such as varicocele and cryptorchidism, with surgical treatment; genital tract infection should be treated with anti infective treatment; patients with autoimmune antisperm antibody can be treated with immunosuppressants such as adrenal glucocorticoids and high-dose vitamin C.

Second, for azoospermia caused by exogenous factors, these external factors can be removed. With the removal of primary diseases and external factors, the number of sperm will be increased, and satisfactory results will be achieved.

Third: for idiopathic azoospermia of unknown etiology, testosterone or synthetic testosterone derivatives can be used for treatment, such as testosterone propionate, fluoromethyltestosterone, etc. Metergoline, a 6-hydroxytryptamine antagonist, is also effective. In addition, we can try glucocorticoid, clomiphene, tamoxifen, hCG, HMG and other drugs.

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Finally, I would like to give you some warm tips: if the number of sperm is small, the chance of meeting the egg is less. But azoospermia infertility is not absolute, if the number of sperm is small, but the quality is particularly good, it is possible to have children. Of course, if the number of sperm is small and the quality is poor, it is difficult to have children.