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If your semen analysis has shown a zero sperm count, and your hormone levels or scans suggest normal sperm passage, the issue might lie in the production of sperm itself—a condition known as Non-Obstructive Azoospermia (NOA).
This diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but at VIVILITY, we offer expert-led diagnostics and advanced treatment options across Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Mecca, Medina, and beyond.
With the right approach, many men with NOA go on to father biological children through advanced fertility treatments like Micro-TESE and ICSI.
Book a consultation today with our male fertility specialists in Saudi Arabia to begin your journey.
Non-obstructive azoospermia is a condition where the testicles do not produce mature sperm cells. Unlike obstructive azoospermia, there is no blockage—the problem lies in the testicular function or the process of spermatogenesis (sperm development).
This means that although the semen is void of sperm, there may still be isolated sperm within the testicular tissue that can be retrieved through microsurgery and used for IVF/ICSI procedures.
There are several medical, genetic, and hormonal reasons why sperm production may be impaired or absent in NOA cases:
These root causes must be accurately diagnosed before choosing the right course of treatment.
If you suspect a sperm production issue, book a hormonal and genetic assessment today in Riyadh, Jeddah, or anywhere in KSA.
Non-obstructive azoospermia often goes undetected until a couple experiences difficulty conceiving. However, certain signs may hint at deeper fertility concerns:
Even in the absence of symptoms, early testing is key—especially if pregnancy hasn’t occurred after one year of unprotected intercourse.
Diagnosis involves more than just one semen test. At VIVILITY, our multi-step fertility evaluation ensures accurate identification of NOA:
Schedule your full diagnostic package today at VIVILITY in Dammam, Medina, Tabuk and across KSA.
At VIVILITY, we offer evidence-based treatments designed to address both testicular and hormonal causes of NOA:
This advanced technique uses a high-powered microscope to locate and extract viable sperm from testicular tissue. It’s the gold standard for NOA cases.
For men with hormonal imbalances, medications such as Clomiphene Citrate, Letrozole, or hCG may help restart or enhance sperm production.
Once viable sperm is retrieved via Micro-TESE, it is injected directly into the partner’s egg through ICSI, significantly increasing fertilization chances.
In rare cases where no sperm is found, options like sperm donation or future stem cell-based treatments may be discussed.
Explore your options with a fertility expert at Vivility. Book your consultation now.
Yes—many can. Thanks to breakthroughs like Micro-TESE and ICSI, men once considered permanently infertile now have real chances of biological fatherhood:
Early diagnosis and expert surgical handling can dramatically improve these outcomes.
Start your treatment with confidence. Book your first consultation at VIVILITY today.
Our centers across Saudi Arabia offer clear and affordable pricing for each step:
Ask about flexible payment options and bundled fertility plans at our clinics across Saudi Arabia.
Non-obstructive azoospermia is no longer a dead end. With early diagnosis and the right interventions, your chance at biological fatherhood is real. At VIVILITY, we bring hope, science, and support to men across Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, and beyond.
Book your NOA consultation today and take the first step toward a new future.
While not always curable, many men achieve parenthood through Micro-TESE and IVF.
No. It’s done under anesthesia and has minimal discomfort during recovery.
In that case, donor sperm or future options like stem cell therapy may be discussed.
It depends on the approach—biopsy plus IVF cycles typically span 2–4 months.
Yes, in most cases. ICSI with retrieved sperm is the most successful method.
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