Sounds like your husband has given up. My husband- he said- well atleast I know how you felt for 11+ months of ttc... That wasn't the best, but I understood what he meant... after he saw me going through the upset, he felt it too now...
I have read it is better to talk to men while they are doing something like fishing, or on a walk-they will open up more...
You can rarely just sit them down for a chat, like us women do...
anyway-let him now there are different types of azoo, that have successes...
you said there was one dead sperm, right? So he is atleast producing some.
it may be obstructive, with a variocele, or anything- that surgery corrects. it is very early for you all now... You cannot let it eat you up- it will put a strain on your marriage...
It can be hormonal-and they get put on meds for a few months and it corrects itself-
It is too early to write it off as - you will never have kids-
I told my husband, I married you-unconditionally, and even if I knew about it before we got married, I would have still married you. This changes nothing- for love is unconditional.
I am surprised your doctor didn't give you any of the other results-
ours told us volume was good- everything was good- except fsh was slightly elevated at 17.5, ph level etc...
Our RE told us of the azoospermia- then had DH do another sample with a local urologist and a physical exam-and the results there were 0- then we got referred to another urologist for a biopsy.
Dh is probably going through a range of emotions-like, embarrassment- which most guys turn it to anger when they are embarrased.
Shock, and other things...
My DH just clammed up (and I am a talker...lol But I had to remember that is how some guys deal) when I confronted him, he said- what do you want me to say-this is the hand we have been dealt- I'll do whatever I need to do to see if I can have a baby- biopsy- SA, whatever. But for now this is the hand that we have been dealt. We will be parents- one way or the other- we will do IVF-ICSI, if possible, or we will adopt.
I have read it is better to talk to men while they are doing something like fishing, or on a walk-they will open up more...
You can rarely just sit them down for a chat, like us women do...
anyway-let him now there are different types of azoo, that have successes...
you said there was one dead sperm, right? So he is atleast producing some.
it may be obstructive, with a variocele, or anything- that surgery corrects. it is very early for you all now... You cannot let it eat you up- it will put a strain on your marriage...
It can be hormonal-and they get put on meds for a few months and it corrects itself-
It is too early to write it off as - you will never have kids-
I told my husband, I married you-unconditionally, and even if I knew about it before we got married, I would have still married you. This changes nothing- for love is unconditional.
I am surprised your doctor didn't give you any of the other results-
ours told us volume was good- everything was good- except fsh was slightly elevated at 17.5, ph level etc...
Our RE told us of the azoospermia- then had DH do another sample with a local urologist and a physical exam-and the results there were 0- then we got referred to another urologist for a biopsy.
Dh is probably going through a range of emotions-like, embarrassment- which most guys turn it to anger when they are embarrased.
Shock, and other things...
My DH just clammed up (and I am a talker...lol But I had to remember that is how some guys deal) when I confronted him, he said- what do you want me to say-this is the hand we have been dealt- I'll do whatever I need to do to see if I can have a baby- biopsy- SA, whatever. But for now this is the hand that we have been dealt. We will be parents- one way or the other- we will do IVF-ICSI, if possible, or we will adopt.