
Male infertility and azoospermia
Difficulty conceiving with a possible male contribution. Azoospermia means no sperm are found in the analysed ejaculate.
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Andrology focuses on male genital and reproductive health. A consultation provides time to discuss fertility, erectile difficulties or a concern about male health.
The conversation focuses on your main concern, medical history and, where relevant, plans for fertility. You can bring any reports you already have. Further assessment depends on your individual situation.
These guides explain the topics discussed. They complement a consultation and do not replace personal medical advice.

Difficulty conceiving with a possible male contribution. Azoospermia means no sperm are found in the analysed ejaculate.
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Enlargement of veins around a testicle, more commonly on the left.
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Repeated difficulty obtaining or keeping an erection adequate for satisfactory sexual activity.
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Some cancer treatments can affect sperm production or ejaculation. Discuss fertility before treatment, even when parenthood is a distant possibility.
Read the guideWrite down your questions and bring your prescriptions and any existing test results, if available. You can use the preparation sheet on this website.
Dr Ali Beddouche’s practice is located in Temara. If you are coming from Rabat or another city, check the directions and contact the practice to arrange an appointment.
The practice is open Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 4 pm without a midday break. It is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Some mornings are spent operating at the clinic, on a variable schedule. Please contact the practice to confirm your appointment and the doctor’s availability before travelling.