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Azoospermia
Suffering with azoospermia, in first seman analysis report says nill sperm count after even in all blood test FSH is 6. 67,prolactin is 8.42 , testosterone is 2.67, T3 1.26  TSH 1.83, LH 2.92 and rest all are normal only. All scan reports are normal only penile Doppler study says BILATERAL CAVERNOSAL ARTERY INSUFFICIENT. After using  some tablets for 2 weeks again seman analysis reports came as azoospermia. What shuld be the next step for us. Treatment is very costly to bear for us.
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Share ur complete reports with me so that i can help u out completely to be sexually fit completely.. To increase sperm count and motility.. To be a father soon
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Thanks for raising Q on authentic platform. In such scenario you are searching how can Holistic science ayurveda will add value be assured. Good you consulted and get investigated. Ayurveda offer amazing boost in performance and even in increasing Sr Testesterone level as well. Till you consult ayurveda dr in your city. Maintain healthier habits of food exercises and spare form alcohol tobacco
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Not worry I have a best treatment in Ayurveda consult online with me for better  result
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You need to find out the cause of azoospermia and manage accordingly. There are so many options in getting your wife pregnant  with latest sperm retrieving techniques
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smenn n blood investgation almost not related, do USG for knowing cause? which tabket u taken ,from whom, send precription
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The penis receives its blood supply from the paired internal pudendal arteries. After giving off perineal and scrotal branches, the common penile artery gives off its terminal branches at the base of the penis: the bulbourethral, dorsal penile, and cavernosal arteries. There are 6 to 10 anastomoses between the cavernosal artery and the spongious arterial network. These arteries arise at regular intervals from the cavernosal artery and perforate the tunica albuginea vertically to anastomose with the urethral artery. Cavernosal‐spongiosal communications can be easily distinguished from the helicine arteries because of their greater uniform diameter and straight course.They do not supply the sinusoidal spaces of the corpora cavernosa. Blood flow from the urethral arterial network toward the cavernosal artery suggests cavernosal artery stenosis or occlusion downstream from its origin from the common penile artery after giving off the bulbourethral branch.  So tell me u have issue of only azoospermia or ur dacing from erectile dysfunction also? Bcoz the treatment of this is little costly u can whats app me on Nine Five Nine Five Seven Three Zero Triple Five do u had any chrmotherpay or any blood disease in past? Or did u gone any treatment in past
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