Azoospermia and oligospermia are both the causes of male infertility but are distinctive. Azoospermia is the absence of sperm in the man’s ejaculate, whereas oligospermia is the low sperm count in the ejaculate. Azoospermia results from hormonal imbalances, blockage in the reproductive tract, and genetic traits. The causes of oligospermia include testicular injury, obesity, hormonal imbalance, genetic factors, and testicular dysfunction. The underlying cause often defines the treatment strategy.
For example, hormonal imbalance-based infertility is corrected by hormonal medications, while testicular obstruction can be treated by surgery. Additionally, assisted reproductive technologies can also treat these causes of male infertility. Despite these options, the outcomes of testicular failure have not been satisfactory. Stem cells with regenerative potential serve as better alternatives in this case by repairing testicular damage and sperm production.
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