What causes necrospermia?

Necrospermia is the most common disease among men. Generally, men do not have any abnormal symptoms after suffering from necrospermia, but necrospermia will seriously affect the patient's fertility, which will have a great impact on men's life and work. Therefore, if you want to treat necrospermia, you need to first understand the cause of necrospermia, so that you can treat it symptomatically, and the effect after treatment will be particularly good.

1. The semen lacks nutrients. If the patient has inflammation before, or there is infiltration of inflammatory cells such as bacteria and white blood cells, this can lead to a decrease in nutrients in the semen. The decrease in nutrients is not conducive to the survival of sperm, and therefore will lead to symptoms of necrospermia.

2. Changes in semen pH. Only when the pH of semen is normal can it be beneficial to the survival of sperm. However, if the pH of semen changes abnormally, it will affect the quality of semen, and in severe cases, it will lead to necrospermia.

3. Insufficient oxygen supply. When the male reproductive system is infected, such as congestion, edema, and decreased blood circulation, the oxygen supply to the sperm will be reduced. The sperm will then easily die due to lack of oxygen, which will lead to the occurrence of necrospermia.

4. Low zinc content. When a patient suffers from prostatitis, the zinc content in the semen will decrease. In severe cases, it will lead to the death of sperm.

5. There is blood in the semen. When seminal vesiculitis occurs, the chance of hematospermia is relatively high. Once the semen contains a lot of blood, it can induce the occurrence of necrospermia.

1. Cause complications: When men suffer from necrospermia, bacteria can pass through the urethra to endanger the prostate, vas deferens, testicles and other parts, causing prostatitis, vas deferens, orchitis and other diseases.

2. Leading to male infertility: Sperm is a necessary condition for fertility. Once the dead sperm in semen exceeds 40%, the male fertility will decline, leading to male infertility.

3. Sperm cannot be discharged: due to injuries from falls or accumulation of dampness and heat, the vas deferens is blocked, so that sperm cannot be discharged normally. It causes wind poison to flow into the yin meridian or eating cottonseed oil, which causes dryness and heat to damage body fluids, so that sperm cannot be transformed into essence.

5. The bacteria produced will kill sperm: When bacteria reproduce in the reproductive tract, they will secrete some harmful substances that destroy sperm; bacterial reproduction also consumes a large amount of nutrients, which reduces the nutrients for sperm survival, destroys the environment for sperm survival, and causes sperm death.

The harm of necrospermia can cause male infertility, which will have an impact on the family. Many men have family disharmony after suffering from necrospermia, which leads to various disagreements and conflicts. Therefore, when facing necrospermia, everyone must respond positively and treat it correctly.