Diagnosis that has been suggested: Semen Analysis : Azoospermia (Semen checked three times with same result, No problem of Ejaculation ) HB 14.7 FSH 6.0 MIU LH 6.0 mIU Testosterone : 8.74 nano mol USG SCROTUM : NORMAL Study URINE : NAD NO SD NO VARICOCELE FNA BOTH TESTIS : Microscopic description : Smears prepared from both vestibula aspirate show presence of hero cells with evidence of spermiogenesis characterized by the presence of spermatocytes, spermatids and spermatozoa although they are reduce in number. Cali shows thick eosinophilic proteinacous material containing clusters and discrete sertoli cells.
Current medical status: Infertility (azoospermia)
Current medical treatment: no medication taking ...


Given the your symptoms, the azoospermia is probably not due to an obstruction in the genital ducts. The laboratory results are within reference range. The reduced number of spermatocytes might be due to decreased production, but presence of autoimmune antisperm antibodies have to be taken into consideration, also. A simple, direct analysis of a man’s sperm can determine whether or not antibodies are present. If present, adequate treatment can be recommended.


However, you might want to consult with a urologist about assisted reproductive techniques such as: Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) combined with Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI).