My husband has undergone two seminal fluid tests, one after 2 weeks and another after 2 months to check for azoospermia. I would like help interpreting these reports and understanding what the results indicate.

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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If no sperm found in both tests, azoospermia is confirmed. Further evaluation is needed to know if it is obstructive or non obstructive. Consult a fertility specialist. Hormonal profile & Scrotal USG is a must.

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