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Aazosparmia Due To Incomplete Sparmatocytic Arrest
Dear Concern Doctor , I am 35 years old and got married in 3 years back. We are trying to have a baby since last 3 years. But my problem are as follows: • Semen analysis report: Aazosparmia, • Testicular biopsy report: Incomplete sparmatocytic arrest. I am seeking for your valuable suggestion how can I get rid of this problem and be a father.
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Azospermia is a condition where in you don't have sperms & there is also spermatocytic arrest.This condition requires specialized treatment & approach ;the best way is to consult a Uro-Andrologist to help you .Once you respond favourably to the treatment then hopefully you can become a father.All the best.
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welcome to HealthcareMagic
Azospermia is a condition where in you don't have sperms & there is also spermatocytic arrest.This condition requires specialized treatment & approach ;the best way is to consult a Uro-Andrologist to help you .Once you respond favourably to the treatment then hopefully you can become a father.All the best.
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i think u should contact some uroandrologist
u wil get much better results
welcome to health care magic
i think u should contact some uroandrologist
u wil get much better results
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