Azoospermia

Question

Is it possible that because of delay/time gap between ejaculation and semen analysis test, all the sperm die and the result is azoospermia?

Expert Answer

Mahendra BhandariMay 21, 2002

Professor of Urology, Director Clinical Research,
Henry Ford Hospital,
Detroit, USA

It is difficult to comment as it would depend upon the exact time lag and temperature. The answer is that the test is to be done reliably before it can be interpreted.

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