How do you get the sperm out?

With the development of social life, many different professions have emerged, such as sperm donation. Sperm donation literally means that men donate their own sperm, and most of the donated sperm is used for medical purposes and for people in need. With the advancement of medical technology, there are now many commonly used clinical sperm extraction methods, but the sperm extraction process is relatively complicated. If the sperm is not handled properly, bacteria will invade. So how do you extract sperm?

Male semen examination is done by masturbating, and it is required that the examination should be done within 2-7 days. Routine semen examination is referred to as semen examination. Routine semen examination is one of the commonly used laboratory examination methods in urology, men's department, and reproductive department. By collecting male semen and analyzing the specific components in the semen, the male fertility can be judged based on whether the sperm motility and status are normal.

Semen contains sperm produced by the testicles, prostatic fluid, and mixed secretions produced by the cystic glands, bulbourethral glands, and paraurethral glands. Semen includes sperm and seminal plasma. The main purpose of semen examination is to understand the function of testicles in producing sperm, the function of accessory glands in promoting sperm maturation, and their secretory function.

Routine semen examination can accurately assess male fertility and provide a reliable basis for the etiology diagnosis of male infertility, other diseases of the reproductive system, male contraceptive drug research and forensic medicine.

What should men eat to supplement sperm?

1. Protein and Arginine

High-quality protein is the main raw material for the formation of semen. Foods containing high protein include lean meat, pork spinal cord, dog meat, beef and mutton, chicken and duck, eggs, fish and shrimp, and soy products. Arginine is a necessary component for the production of sperm. When it is deficient, oligospermia may occur. Foods containing arginine include eels, black fish, sea cucumbers, tendons, soy products, lean meat, etc.

2. Various vitamins

Vitamins provide raw materials for sperm, promote sperm production, and protect sexual organs from damage. Among them, vitamin E is most closely related to the reproductive system. It has many functions, such as preventing the aging of sexual organs, regenerating empty sperm deferens, and enhancing sperm motility.

3. Minerals and trace elements

Human testicles, prostate glands, and semen all contain high concentrations of zinc. Long-term insufficient zinc intake will lead to low sperm count and testicular atrophy. High-zinc foods are mainly shellfish, such as oysters, which contain more zinc. Men who are preparing for pregnancy can eat more of them.

4. Foods rich in sex hormones

The intake of sheep kidney, pig kidney, dog testicle, bull whip and chicken liver can promote the division and maturation of spermatogonia, which is very beneficial for spermatogenesis.