StemCell Therapy

21-02-2012 20:08 What Is Azoospermia? Azoospermia is the term used to describe a complete absence of sperm in the ejaculate. Why no sperm production in azoospermia? Because one of these reasons includes, mutations like y deletion, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, mumps orchitis or testicular trauma. In azoospermia the spermatogonia cells cannot divide. or in other cases, the germ cells division arrest in late stages. Azoospermia Treatment. In some cases azoospermic men could produce sperm in few tubules, but it is very hard to find it and need special surgery. the tissue containing sperm is passed on to the embryologists who will process the tissue in preparation from IVF or ICSI. The risks and complications include but are not limited to bleeding, infection, injury to the testicle, depleting the amount of hormones that are produced by your testicles and chronic discomfort. Take Sperm Hope Treatment before any surgery to increase the chances to find good sperm for IVF or ICSI. What happen if this technique didn't work? The good news is that in most Azoospermia cases few spermatogonia stem cells could be found. This study showed the ability of spermatogonia stem cells to divide in the lab conditions. Sperm hope treatment try to fix the azoospermia problem by stimulate these cells to divide. spermhope.com

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