Showing posts with label azoospermia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label azoospermia. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 November 2020

What causes Azoospermia in men?

Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 01:20

 1% of all men may have azoospermia, a condition where there are no sperms found in the semen. This is

one of the main causes of male infertility found in almost 15% of infertile males who visit fertility clinics

along with their partner in hope of becoming a parent. 

 

While the condition remains without symptom and can be diagnosed only by means of tests, it is important to get yourself treated with the help of a fertility doctor at Kiran infertility centre, Bengaluru or other branches of KIC. Some of the reasons believed to cause azoospermia include:-

 

1) Abnormally low levels of male hormones being secreted

2) Infection due to epididymitis or urethritis

3) Having had orchitis as a child that caused your testes to become inflamed

4) Physical injury in the groin area

5) Cancer treatments such as radiation or chemotherapy

6) Klinefelter’s syndrome

7) obstructive azoospermia caused by tubal blockage

8) Retrograde ejaculation where semen is ejaculated in the opposite direction

9) Vasectomy

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Friday, 4 September 2020

Sperm count and motlity

Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 00:38

Total Motile Count is the measure of a number of moving sperm in the ejaculate. There should be more than 20 million motile sperm in the ejaculate.

 

This is an important factor in determining male fertility. In a healthy specimen, about 50% or more of the sperm should be moving in forward motion.

 

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Friday, 21 August 2020

all you wanted to know about ICSI- Intra cytoplasmic sperm injection

Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 02:48

ICSI Treatment in Hyderabad

 

Until the 90’s, males with very low sperm count (less than 5 million per ml) or with poor quality sperms had no hope of fathering their own genetic children. This problem was circumvented by a new breakthrough, I.C.S.I. (Intra-cytoplasm Sperm Injection) an ART Treatment which took place in Brussels and Belgium in 1992.

 

Since then, many such patients with poor sperm count or with low quality sperm have been able to father their own genetic child through ICSI treatment in Hyderabad. At Kiran infertility centre, we started our own ICSI programmed in 1998-99 and until date, more than 10,000 cycles of IVF or IUI with ICSI procedure in Hyderabad have been undertaken with an approximate success rate of around 60% to 80% in each cycle, which is at par with the best success percentages in this treatment across the globe.

 

In ICSI, all the steps are similar to that in the IVF procedure, except the step of fertilization. Normally in IVF, extracted sperms, which are around, or more than 200,000 and allowed to fuse with one egg and among these, one of the sperm fertilizes the egg on its own. In contrast to this, while undertaking ICSI, each egg is held and injected with a single live sperm. This micro-fertilization is done with the help of a machine called the Micromanipulator. The procedure can be categorized into 11 steps as discussed below.

 

Thus, the procedure consists of:

ICSI treatment in India

·        Controlled ovarian stimulation with drugs like (GnRH) Analogues and Gonadotrophins to produce multiple follicles/ eggs

·        Monitoring of follicles and egg development with the aids like Vaginal Sonography and serial Estradiol hormone estimation through blood samples.

·        Administering of HCG injection, (Human Chorionic Gonadotrophins) when at-least two leading follicles, which are 18 mm in diameter

·        Egg retrieval under general anaesthesia, approximately after  36 hours after HCG injection

·        Identification and isolation of healthy eggs in the laboratory

·        Sperm collection and processing in the lab (In case of Azoospermia {no sperms in the semen} the sperms are collected directly from the testes with the procedures of PESA/MESA/TESE or TESA)

·        Stripping of the cumulus of the eggs in the laboratory with the help of an enzyme Placement of eggs into small droplets of culture media under oil

·        Placing sperms into small droplets of PVP under oil and then Immobilization of the sperm with a microinjection needle (Diameter of 7 microns) and aspiration of the immobile sperm into the needle after crushing the tail portion of the sperm)

·        Holding the egg with a holding pipette and injecting of immobilized sperm into the held egg

·        Placement of these eggs into the incubator for 2 to 5 days

·        Embryo formation 2 to 5 days after fertilization

·        Embryo transfer of good quality embryos back to the womb, on day-2 (four-cell embryo), day-3 (6 to 8 cell embryo) or day-5 or 6 (Blastocyst stage) days after egg removal.

Indications for ICSI

 

·        Males with severe sperm factors such as low sperm count (less than 5 million), very poor motility or a high degree of abnormal sperms require Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection treatment in Hyderabad.

 

·        In Azoospermia Condition, where there is no sperm present in the semen. Azoospermia may be of the obstructive type where there is a production of sperms in the testes but blockage of the transport system, which brings the sperm out into the semen. Alternately, in Azoospermia condition may be of the non-obstructive type, where there is a failure of the testes to produce sperms. In current scenario, in both these conditions, sperms can be isolated directly from the testis by Testicular Biopsy.

 

 

·        Retrieval Techniques of PESA/TESA/TESE and subsequently, ICSI can be performed on the following cases:

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o   Males with Sperm Ejaculated Dysfunction due to Spinal injury or malfunction such as Quadriplegics or Paraplegics

o   Males with Anti sperm-antibodies

o   Patients with Retrograde Ejaculation (ejaculation of the sperm into the urinary bladder) who fail to become pregnant with IUI.

o   Patients where fertilization has failed with In-Vitro Fertilizatio


   Intra cytoplasmic sperm injection has revolusionised the way Fertility treatments were conducted in the past. ICSI treatment in Hyderabad is world class and offered at the Kiran infertility centre in Hyderabad/bangalore and Chennai wherein even the most difficult of male infertility cases can be treated succesfully

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