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Azoospermia
Sperm count in seamen is measured nill.so can't become parent.sperms are available in testicles but doesn't come out with seamen.is there any treatment for it?
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It is a case of obstructive azoospermia
But whi is the cause to be evaluated
Some r reversible and others r not
But u can have ur own biological child...if u intervene early
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Better to proceed with ICSI treatment with testicular Sperm extraction.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Take a 3 month course of Tablet Fertisper once at bedtime every night. Repeat a semen analysis after 3 months again . Single test can’t decide azospermia
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Testicular sperm can be used for ICSI using procedures like TESA, PESA and MicroTESE
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Frequent ejaculation every 3-4 days
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Dr. Archana Agarwal
Infertility Specialist
32 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes IVF is the only treatment ... we can retrieve sperm surgically thru testicles and do IVF with your wife’s egg
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