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How To Treat Infertility? Can You Help In Analyzing The Sperm Test Report?
Dear sir, I am from India, Asia . A Man aged 41 , married. I have infertility problem. I have done the SEMINAL FLUID examined many times in last few years .The following results of the tests are getting repeated despite of the use of various medicines prescribed by doctors. Can you please guide me for the next step? Basic Test Result: Macroscopic : color-Grayish white Quantity- 1.0 ml Viscosity- Low Reaction - Alkaline Microscopic: Spermatozoa: NOT SEEN LEUKOCYTES - Present, 0-2/HPF My mail: YYYY@YYYY Waiting for your kind response ........yours Chittaranjan Sahu
Sat, 5 Jan 2013
Hello,
You are suffering from azospermia ( nil sperms )
This disorder is found in 3% of infertile males.
There are various causes for nil sperms like
Hormone disorders
Obstruction to the outflow of semen
Germ cell disorder of testis
Testicular disorders
Varicocele
Anti sperm antibody and so on.
You must consult a urologist and get properly investigated to find the cause.
Once the cause is found,you can be treated.
Investigations required are
Complete hormone profile,anti sperm antibody,ultrasound of testis,testicular biopsy,genetic studies etc
Thanks
You are suffering from azospermia ( nil sperms )
This disorder is found in 3% of infertile males.
There are various causes for nil sperms like
Hormone disorders
Obstruction to the outflow of semen
Germ cell disorder of testis
Testicular disorders
Varicocele
Anti sperm antibody and so on.
You must consult a urologist and get properly investigated to find the cause.
Once the cause is found,you can be treated.
Investigations required are
Complete hormone profile,anti sperm antibody,ultrasound of testis,testicular biopsy,genetic studies etc
Thanks
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