What are the dangers of male azoospermia?

Male friends are more concerned about their reputation. If they have a disease, they are unwilling to receive treatment. In the long run, it will only cause serious consequences. Male azoospermia is also a relatively common disease. It is very harmful to men and is one of the biggest causes of male infertility. So today we will introduce to you the dangers of male azoospermia!

Male infertility can be said to be the biggest harm of azoospermia. In addition, the harms of azoospermia include:

1. Azoospermia can cause obstruction of the vas deferens. The epididymis, vas deferens, and ejaculatory duct are blocked or absent due to inflammation, injury, deformity, etc.

2. Testicular spermatogenesis failure is also one of the hazards of azoospermia. Local factors include congenital testicular dysplasia, trauma, inflammation, vascular disease and interference with scrotal temperature regulation, etc. Systemic factors include endocrine diseases, genetics, nutritional disorders, radiation exposure, industrial hazards, etc. Also, due to falls, injuries or accumulation of moisture and heat, the vas deferens is blocked, making it impossible for sperm to be discharged normally.

3. Azoospermia can cause wind poison to flow into the Jueyin meridian or eating cottonseed oil, which can cause dryness and heat to damage body fluids, resulting in the inability to transform into essence.

4. Azoospermia patients may also have weak spleen and stomach, and insufficient essence and blood. Insufficient endowment, kidney essence loss, and weakened vital fire make it impossible to produce essence.

5. Azoospermia will lead to imbalance of male's acquired factors, resulting in weakness of spleen and stomach, insufficient essence and blood, insufficient endowment, loss of kidney essence, weakening of vital fire, and inability to produce sperm.

6. Testicular spermatogenesis failure. Local factors include congenital testicular dysplasia, trauma, inflammation, vascular disease and interference with scrotal temperature regulation, while systemic factors include endocrine diseases, genetics, nutritional disorders, radiation exposure, industrial hazards, etc.

7. Due to falls, injuries or accumulation of dampness and heat, the vas deferens is blocked, which makes it impossible for sperm to be discharged from the body normally. This will eventually lead to wind poison flowing into the meridians or eating cottonseed oil, which causes dryness and heat to damage body fluids, making it impossible to transform sperm into essence.

8. Azoospermia can cause obstruction of the vas deferens, which may be caused by inflammation, injury, deformity, etc., leading to obstruction or absence of the epididymis, vas deferens, and ejaculatory duct.

After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has already known the dangers of male azoospermia! Azoospermia does bring a lot of harm to men. Please take this disease seriously, actively receive treatment, pay attention to your diet, and correct your mentality. I hope you can recover soon!