Can You Have a Baby Successfully with IVF USA if There's No Sperm?

2024-06-08 17:47:09，浏览量： 18次

 

In the reproductive process of couples of childbearing age, the combination of sperm and egg is indispensable. However, aside from female ovulation disorders, many men also face the challenge of azoospermia. So, is there still hope for men without sperm to conceive? Can azoospermia still undergo IVF USA?

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang, a reproductive specialist at IVF USA, stated that determining whether men without sperm can undergo IVF USA requires first examining whether there are sperm cells in the male body. If sperm cells are not found in routine semen analysis for more than three times, further testicular puncture is needed to check for viable sperm in the testes or epididymis.

 

Azoospermia generally falls into two categories: primary azoospermia, where spermatogenic dysfunction in the testes prevents sperm production, thus making IVF unfeasible; and obstructive azoospermia, where sperm cannot be ejaculated due to blockage in the vas deferens, but sperm cells can be found in the testes or epididymis. Obtaining sperm cells through testicular puncture and assisting pregnancy through In Vitro Fertilization Preimplantation Genetic Testing (IVF-PGT) is feasible.

 

Today's story features Mr. Huang, the founder of an internet company, and his wife, who have long desired a child but have been unsuccessful. As Mrs. Huang is already 32 years old, she feared the issue might lie with her and secretly went to the hospital for tests. To their surprise, all of Mrs. Huang's indicators were fine, prompting her to urge Mr. Huang to also get checked.

 

Due to Mr. Huang's busy social schedule, he delayed going to the hospital for two months. The final test results revealed he had obstructive azoospermia. At the moment he received the report, Mr. Huang was deeply shocked. He had never thought his problem had prevented them from conceiving. Thinking about how much his wife desired a child, and considering their advancing age, he felt deeply guilty and didn't know how to broach the subject with his wife, suffering in silence.

 

By chance, he heard about Dr. Nathan Zhang, a specialist in assisted reproduction at IVF USA, and reached out to us. After carefully reviewing the test results, Dr. Nathan Zhang suggested undergoing percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration (PESA). Since this condition cannot yield sperm naturally, obtaining blocked sperm through puncture and then achieving fertilization through In Vitro Fertilization Preimplantation Genetic Testing (IVF-PGT) is a viable option. Additionally, Dr. Nathan Zhang advised Mr. Huang to reduce social engagements, especially during the preconception period, as smoking and drinking can severely affect sperm quality. Following Dr. Nathan Zhang's advice, Mr. Huang and his wife focused on preparing for pregnancy, and their child is now one year old.

IVF USA reminds everyone to take reproduction seriously during the preconception process and to promptly visit reputable hospitals if there are any issues. If natural conception is not possible, assistance from professional institutions and doctors can help conceive a healthy baby. If you have any questions or need more information about egg freezing or IVF, please feel free to contact us. Currently, IVF USA provides services such as egg freezing, IVF, and third-party reproductive assistance to those in need, with operations extending beyond the USA to include Japan, Thailand, Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions, collaborating closely with top IVF doctors worldwide. Let's work together towards the miracle of life and welcome the arrival of new life.