
Treatment of azoospermia after exogenous testosterone use may require aggressive medical therapy, according to Kelli Gross, MD.

Samplaski is an Associate Professor of Urology and Director of the Section of Male Infertility, Andrology and Microsurgery at the Institute of Urology, University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Treatment of azoospermia after exogenous testosterone use may require aggressive medical therapy, according to Kelli Gross, MD.

Two main options exist: sperm retrieval with assisted reproductive therapies or vasectomy reversal, according to Kevin J. Campbell, MD, MS.

Among the topics touched on in the discussion are lifestyle considerations, medical therapy, and surgical options.

"As clinicians, we must better understand how race plays a role in fertility therapy," writes Mary K. Samplaski, MD.

Published: June 20th 2022 | Updated: