What are the abnormal symptoms of male infertility?

In terms of married life, men often blame women for their infertility and psychologically refuse to acknowledge their own problems. In fact, most infertility is related to men. So what are the common symptoms of male infertility?

Symptom 1: Abnormal semen

1. Too little semen. Too little semen is a common symptom of male infertility. The semen is often pink or contains blood. Normally, there are at least 20 million sperm per milliliter of semen. If it is less than the normal amount, symptoms of infertility will appear. If a man has sex too frequently, it will lead to a temporary failure of spermatogenesis, thereby reducing sperm.

2. Poor sperm quality. Too many inactive or dead sperm in semen can often cause infertility. The semen is large in quantity but thin in quality, but there is no sperm motility at all, which leads to cold and immature sperm and makes it difficult for the woman to get pregnant. The reasons for poor sperm quality include not only congenital deficiencies, but also acquired injuries, such as excessive masturbation, frequent sexual life, and overwork; kidney dysfunction, insufficient kidney qi, poor sperm biochemistry, and blocked blood production.

Symptom 2: Ejaculation disorder

Infertile men may experience painful ejaculation, painful urination, cloudy urine, or semen-like discharge after urination.

Manifestation 3: Systemic factors

1. Infertility caused by severe malnutrition, lack of vitamins A, E, zinc, manganese and other trace elements; calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders; chronic poisoning by toxic substances such as mercury, lead, ethanol, and nicotine.

2. Endocrine diseases. Pituitary dwarfism, reproductive incompetence syndrome, congenital azoospermia syndrome, etc. Congenital deficiency, lack of nutrition, long-term illness, etc., often cause dizziness, loss of appetite, sore limbs, poor spirits, etc. These patients have less sperm and low vitality.