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How To Treat Infertility?

HI DR,I M A DENTIST, MY MARRIED TIME S LAST 2YEAR 8MONTHS,I M USED CONDOM,BT LEAVE ITN THIS YEAR ON 21 FEB,IT BECOME8 MONTHS TO LEAVE CONTRACEPTION,WE WANT A BABY BT THERE R NO RESULT THEN I GOT MY SEMEN ANALYSIS,REPORT SHOKED ME,I M VERY FRUSTRATED,PLZ GUID ME,CAN WE ACHIVE A BABY OR NOT,MY REPORT S-NO SPERM SEMEN FULLFIELD FROM PUS,AZOOSPERMIA,PH-ALKALINE.
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Azzospermia means no sperm in semen and this is a big factor of infertility in your case .
Let me explain you , although the sperm is produced in the seminiferous tubules of the TESTES, other organs of the male reproductive system contribute to the composition of the semen.
As , Testes 5 % seminal vesicles 46-80, prostate 13-33% & bulbourethral gland 2-5 %.
One thing note down , Sperm output could vary considerably from time to time and has to be kept in mind when semen is evaluated in lab.
In you case pus cells and alkaline Ph are normal so don't worry.
For azoospermia I want to tell you consult a surgeon and get his opinion as at which place there is defect . Please don't trust over quacks.
Good luck.
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How To Treat Infertility?

Hello Azzospermia means no sperm in semen and this is a big factor of infertility in your case . Let me explain you , although the sperm is produced in the seminiferous tubules of the TESTES, other organs of the male reproductive system contribute to the composition of the semen. As , Testes 5 % seminal vesicles 46-80, prostate 13-33% & bulbourethral gland 2-5 %. One thing note down , Sperm output could vary considerably from time to time and has to be kept in mind when semen is evaluated in lab. In you case pus cells and alkaline Ph are normal so don t worry. For azoospermia I want to tell you consult a surgeon and get his opinion as at which place there is defect . Please don t trust over quacks. Good luck.