How to treat testicular biopsy report?

Some couples find that they are still not pregnant after a long pregnancy. At this time, they will choose to go to the hospital for infertility examination. One of the things that men need to do is to check the activity of sperm. At present, the hospital uses testicular biopsy to check sperm activity, which will not cause harm to the body. So, does testicular biopsy require hospitalization? How to treat testicular biopsy report?

How to treat testicular biopsy report? 1: Sertoli cell syndrome only-Sertoli cells only, but no spermatogenic cells.

2. Testicular sperm maturation is slow-spermatogenic cells can be seen, but no mature sperm can be seen.

3. The spermatogenic function of testis is low, and a small number of mature sperm and spermatogenic cells can be seen.

You should know something about yourself before you have an examination. You can examine semen with a microscope to know the existence of semen. If there is less semen, it is best to detect after ejaculation's semen during the examination, because some uncertain factors can be discharged; Semen contains fructose, which can be used to judge whether the vas deferens is blocked. If both parties are absent, it is a sign of azoospermia.

Testicular biopsy does not completely damage the testis, but only takes out a small piece of living testis. This not only minimizes the injury, but also improves the accuracy of the operation. Moreover, this operation is fast, less painful, less bleeding during operation, no need to suture the wound and take out stitches, and the postoperative recovery is faster. At present, testicular biopsy is still widely used and the results are relatively accurate. In addition, the operation is skilled, the method is simple, and the damage is minimized.

At present, there are other methods to understand the spermatogenic function of testis, such as hormone examination and biochemical examination. Compared with testicular biopsy, these methods can not accurately reflect the spermatogenic function of testis. Because testicular biopsy is a direct examination of testicular seminiferous tubules, and endocrine and biochemical examination is an indirect understanding of spermatogenic function. At present, testicular biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing testicular spermatogenic function, which should be done for azoospermia patients.

Testicular biopsy sounds terrible, but as long as you actively overcome psychological factors and follow the doctor's advice, you will soon recover.

Does testicular biopsy require hospitalization? No, but testicular biopsy is the "gold standard" for testing testicular function so far, and it is recommended. Don't worry, the wound of testicular biopsy is very small, and anesthesia will be used during the operation, so you won't feel pain, and you may feel dull pain for a few days after the operation. If you really can't stand it, you can use analgesic drugs.

Testicular biopsy (testicular biopsy for short) is a clinical technique with dual functions of diagnosis and treatment. It is a simple surgical method, that is, testicular biopsy, taking out a small piece of living testicular tissue for histological observation to understand the spermatogenesis of testis, and to diagnose and evaluate the prognosis of testicular diseases.

At present, there are other methods to understand the spermatogenic function of testis, such as hormone examination and biochemical examination. Compared with testicular biopsy, these methods can not accurately reflect the spermatogenic function of testis. Because testicular biopsy is a direct examination of testicular seminiferous tubules, and endocrine and biochemical examination is an indirect understanding of spermatogenic function. At present, testicular biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing testicular spermatogenic function, which should be done for azoospermia patients.