Azoospermia is a condition where the ejaculate will not have any sperm. There are two conditions in which this happens.
Obstructive azoospermia- is due to congenital absence of vas deference.
Non obstructive azoospermia- may be due to testicular failure.
If the serum FSH is very high in a man with azoospermia, there are not many treatment options except adoption or donor semen insemination.
In obstructive, we do PESA/ICSI for the patients. Where the sperms are aspirated from the epididymis of the testicular and used to inject the ovum of a wife.
Erectile and ejaculatory disorders need psychological counseling.
Cigarette smoking, addicted to drugs, extremely hot environment all can reduce the sperm motility.
If there are average numbers of sperms with motility, even if it is reduced, a procedure called IUI where semen is processed to separate sperm and put inside the uterus can be attempted. The success rate is 20%.
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