Types of Azoospermia:
There are two main types:
Obstructive Azoospermia:
The sperm is produced in the testicles, but it cannot come out due to a blockage in the tubes.
Non-Obstructive Azoospermia:
The testicles do not produce sperm at all or produce very few sperm that don’t reach the semen.
Causes of Azoospermia:
Hormonal problems
Genetic disorders
Infection or injury to testicles
Previous surgeries
Varicocele (enlarged veins in the scrotum)
Blockage in the reproductive tract
How is Azoospermia Diagnosed?
Diagnosis includes:
Semen Analysis: To check sperm count
Blood Tests: To examine hormone levels
Scrotal Ultrasound: To see any blockages or varicocele
Testicular Biopsy: To check sperm production in testicles
Treatment Options at Peshawar Fertility & IVF Center:
Dr. Alamgir Yousafzai and his expert team offer advanced diagnosis and treatment options, such as:
Hormonal therapy for hormonal imbalance
Surgical treatment for blockages (like VEA or MESA)
Micro-TESE: A surgical procedure to retrieve sperm from testicles
IVF & ICSI with retrieved sperm
Counseling and support for couples struggling with infertility
Hope for Parenthood
If you are diagnosed with Azoospermia, don’t lose hope. With modern treatments and expert care at Peshawar Fertility & IVF Center, many men have become fathers.
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Written by: Dr. Alamgir Yousafzai, Urologist & Andrologist, Peshawar Fertility & IVF Center
Content by: Apex Solution
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