Gynecology, Obstetrics and In Vitro Fertilization Specialist Op. Dr. Seval Taşdemir told you about the miraculous methods applied to azoospermia in men and early menopause in women.
You can become a father with azoospermia treatments
Azoospermia in men prevents having children naturally. is a situation. Therefore, the disorder causing azoospermia must be eliminated. It occurs in obstructive or nonobstructive conditions. In obstructive cases, when the disorder causing azoospermia is eliminated, men can have children naturally. However, most of the time, azoospermia occurs due to nonobstructive reasons. This is an indication that there is a malfunction in the testicles.
In patients diagnosed with non-obstructive azoospermia, a small amount of sperm cells can usually be found in sperm analysis performed after drug treatment. These sperm, collected several times, are collected and can be used for in vitro fertilization treatment. In this way, people with azoospermia can become fathers. However, patients who still do not have sperm cells after treatment must undergo MicroTESE surgery.
Early menopause can be delayed
The cessation of menstrual bleeding before the age of 40 is called early menopause. In this rare condition, the ovaries do not continue to function. Treatment is very important in early menopause; in cases of early menopause, the osteoporosis problem starts at an early age and causes serious, irreversible bone weaknesses. At this age, cessation of menstrual bleeding (amenorrhea) may also occur due to sudden weight loss, excessive exercise, stress, adhesions formed in the uterus after abortion or other surgical interventions. In cases of amenorrhea, a doctor must be consulted as bone loss may occur due to the decrease in estrogen hormone.
In this case, estrogen and progesterone treatment is applied to eliminate menopause-related osteoporosis, vaginal dryness and similar findings. If the patient's prolactin (the hormone that causes milk production) level is high, bromocriptine treatment should be applied. If the patient is deficient in some hormones, such as thyroid hormones, these hormones are supplemented.
In addition, people with a family history of early menopause and those at risk of this People can also undergo ovarian freezing. People who have insufficient egg numbers due to disorders related to hormone levels and patients before surgical interventions that will closely affect their ovarian reserves may resort to egg freezing.
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