What should I do if my husband has azoospermia?

Azoospermia is a disease of semen abnormality. Azoospermia has a great impact on men. Not only will azoospermia cause men to be infertile, but it will also affect men's family happiness. Especially if azoospermia is not treated, it will make men feel inferior over time. Therefore, if a man has azoospermia, he must receive treatment in time and must go to a regular tertiary hospital to receive regular treatment.

1. Avoid bad living habits

Daily care for azoospermia requires avoiding unhealthy eating habits, reducing social activities, avoiding alcoholism, controlling diet, and fully recognizing the importance and necessity of quitting smoking.

2. Family Care

Family harmony is an important point in the daily care of azoospermia, which is conducive to eliminating tension in work and life. For the husband's decreased sexual desire and sexual ability, the wife should face it calmly, handle it tolerantly, care and be considerate, eliminate worries, and actively cooperate with treatment.

3. Self-psychological adjustment

When you are troubled or sad, you should think calmly and not carry a mental burden for a long time. You should relax and adjust your nervous state in time to relieve and eliminate your anxiety. Do something you like, such as listening to music, participating in group activities, reading useful books, or talking to family and friends. This will make you feel better and your sexual depression will gradually disappear.

Continuous and appropriate physical exercise and outdoor activities will be beneficial to the daily care of azoospermia. Adhering to daily exercise can regulate intense mental work or neurohumoral disorders, such as jogging or walking for 30 minutes every day. Strive for a regular life, ensure adequate sleep, and actively lose weight.

What are the harmful effects of azoospermia?

1. Damage to the kidneys. Azoospermia causes male friends to have weak spleen and stomach, as well as insufficient essence and blood. This causes kidney essence deficiency and harms male fertility.

2. Cause blockage of the vas deferens. Due to damage or accumulation of dampness and heat, the vas deferens of male friends is blocked, resulting in the inability of sperm to be discharged from the body normally, which can easily lead to the influx of wind poison in male friends into the yin meridians, or the inability to transform sperm.

4. Affecting the normal sex life of men. Testosterone is the male hormone in the male body. It is secreted by the interstitial cells of the testicles to maintain the male spermatogenesis function, secondary sexual characteristics, and control physiological effects. If abnormalities occur, it will affect the normal sex life of men. Excessive free radical levels in the testicles can damage the testicular tissue, especially the testicular interstitial cells, resulting in reduced testosterone synthesis and secretion, weakening the normal erection of the penis and the completion of sexual behavior, thereby affecting sexual function.

Azoospermia causes testicular cancer. Studies on long-term smokers and alcoholics have shown that long-term smoking or alcoholism can lead to reduced antioxidant content and antioxidant enzyme activity in the reproductive system, and increased free radical levels. Free radicals can then penetrate and diffuse into the cell nucleus, directly attacking the genetic substance deoxyribonucleic acid, and may cause mutations and changes in genetic information, increasing the possibility of testicular cancer.