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Have Azoospermia. Advised Prostate Transrectal Probe, Testicular Biopsy. Affects Of Results On Concieving?
i have azospermia with normal fsh and lh tests. dr has refered me with (a) prostate transrectal probe and (b) testicular biopsy . whether it is possible to have a pregnancy if the result of the above mentioned procedures is that sperm are produced/not produced in testis. plz respond urgently for both of the cases. thanks.
Azospermia means that there is not a measurable amount of sperm.
It can be due to problems before the testes (inadequate level of hormones stimulating the testes) , problems at the testes (testes themselves are abnormal and not producing sperm) or after the testes (there is an obstruction preventing the sperm from exiting).
The normal level of hormone results indicate that there is no problem before the testes and the biopsy will identify any testicular problems.
In terms of fertility, it is possible to remove sperm directly from the testes for in vitro fertilisation if it not thought possible to conceive otherwise.
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Have Azoospermia. Advised Prostate Transrectal Probe, Testicular Biopsy. Affects Of Results On Concieving?
Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic Azospermia means that there is not a measurable amount of sperm. It can be due to problems before the testes (inadequate level of hormones stimulating the testes) , problems at the testes (testes themselves are abnormal and not producing sperm) or after the testes (there is an obstruction preventing the sperm from exiting). The normal level of hormone results indicate that there is no problem before the testes and the biopsy will identify any testicular problems. In terms of fertility, it is possible to remove sperm directly from the testes for in vitro fertilisation if it not thought possible to conceive otherwise. hope this helps