hi doctor plz i need your helps

doctor i recived my sprems test yesterday, am male 24 i marriend before 7 month i got in the spream report that i don;t have any sprems so my question is that can i get the sprem or i can't on my all life? if i can get the sprem how it can be throguh medicine? and how much time it will take? my right tissue is disapear currantly i have only my left tissue? so plz let me know about the sprem

Thanks for your kind support

[Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.]

By the way, you can also address your question to our Fertility/Infertility Forum, where the clinician will have expertise in this area.

[Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.]

There can be several reasons for male infertility. If your body produces no sperm at all this may well be a permanent condition. If your body produces a low number of sperm, this may be treated with hormones. So talk with the fertility expert and ask which condition you have. If your body does not produce semen, so you can achieve orgasm without any fluid produced, there is no remedy for that.

[rafi86]

There can be several reasons for male infertility. If your body produces no sperm at all this may well be a permanent condition. If your body produces a low number of sperm, this may be treated with hormones. So talk with the fertility expert and ask which condition you have. If your body does not produce semen, so you can achieve orgasm without any fluid produced, there is no remedy for that.

Doctor, thanks you very much for your above reply, my question is that as there any chance for me that i can pragnant my wife? or i can't on my all life.

plz reply me in brief.

Thanks in advance

[Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.]

It will depend on the particualr diagnosis. If you are sterile - that is, producing no sperm - you will not be able to impregnate your wife. But not all infertility problems are the same. So the two questions to ask the specilaist are: (1) Do you produce sperm? (2) Is there treatment for your condition?

[rafi86]

Dear Doctor,

i don't know how i say thanks to you, i will go to my doctor and i will ask these question, then i will come back to you.

THanks & Regards.

[rafi86]

Dear Doctor,

i don't know how i say thanks to you, i will go to my doctor and i will ask these question, then i will come back to you.

THanks & Regards.

[Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.]

Excellent. That is the prudent thing to do.

[rafi86]

Dear Doctor,
If you remember i sent a mail before now please see below my new lab result for LFT, and  let me know please bcz my (Globulin 3.67 g/dL 2.00 - 3.50
Bilirubin - Total 3.06 mg/dL up to 1.4 Spectrophoto.
Bilirubin - Direct 0.64 mg/dL up to 0.35 Spectrophoto are higher then normal) my question is that is it any indication of lever cancer bcz bilirubin and Globulin are little hihgler plz let me know, am waiting for you kind support,
All Lab result are below.
Thanks & Regards.

Test Result Units Reference Range Method
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
Liver Function Test
Protein - Total 7.64 g/dL 6.0 - 8.5 Spectrophoto.
Albumin 3.97 g/dL 3.6 - 5.2 Spectrophoto.
Globulin 3.67 g/dL 2.00 - 3.50
Bilirubin - Total 3.06 mg/dL up to 1.4 Spectrophoto.
Bilirubin - Direct 0.64 mg/dL up to 0.35 Spectrophoto.
**The above test Direct Bilirubin is not part of ISO 15189 scope of accreditation**
Alkaline Phosphatase 129 U/L 100 - 280 Spectrophoto.
Aspartate 29 up to 37
Aminotransferase
(AST / GOT)
U/L Spectrophoto.
Alanine Aminotransferase 29 up to 42
(ALT / GPT)
U/L Spectrophoto.
Gamma Glutamyl 16 11 - 49
Transferase (GGT)
U/L Spectrophoto.
Sample Type : NA, Serum
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[Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.]

When you mention that the sperm count was zero. I'm assuming you mean that you have been diagnosed with azoospermia. This means that no sperm were present in the ejaculate. Now, this can be due to a problem with sperm production, or it can be due to a problem with the delivery of the sperm. Now, this is not my area of expertise, so beyond this I cannot guide you.  But the questions you want to ask your providers are:  Where does the problem reside (if this has been diagnosed): sperm production or sperm delivery. If it has not been diagnosed, that might be the next step in the process. Re: our forums, you'd do best to post the question with the Fertility/Infertility Forum, where experts in this area can respond.