Right testicle no sperm

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Azoospermia is not the same as aspermia, which is the complete absence of seminal fluid upon ejaculation. A patient has azoospermia if microscopic examination of two separate concentrated semen samples reveals no sperm. Azoospermia may be caused by a variety of different diseases or conditions. The potential causes of azoospermia may be divided into three categories: pre-testicular, testicular, and post-testicular.

If a man cannot release or make healthy sperm naturally, this medical procedure may be recommended for fertility reasons to enable the man to father a child. The testicular tissue is found in the two testes, where the sperm is made. The testes are found inside the scrotum, the small sac behind and under the penis.