Can a man's lack of sperm be cured?

Many men have infertility symptoms because they have no sperm, which is also called primary azoospermia and obstructive azoospermia. Therefore, when these symptoms appear, many men must pay attention to them and seek treatment as soon as possible to recover. The following will introduce whether men's azoospermia can be cured and how to treat it. You can learn about it as soon as possible.

Primary azoospermia

Spermatogenic cell biological activation therapy: targeted treatment of primary azoospermia. It adopts the combination of Chinese and Western medicine and typing treatment, and uses special biological medicine acupuncture injection, photodynamic targeting guidance, gonadotropin pulse therapy and other treatment methods to treat azoospermia.

Obstructive azoospermia

1. Endocrine therapy:

Due to the abnormal endocrine azoospermia test, endocrine treatment should be adopted.

2. Treatment of varicocele:

The examination is basically to check for azoospermia and varicocele, which can be treated surgically. It is done before the testicular biopsy to determine the extent of testicular damage and to determine the recovery of testicular spermatogenesis after high ligation of the varicocele. If the testicular biopsy results show that the testicles are severely damaged, it is irreversible damage and there is no need for this surgery. If the testicular damage is minor, the postoperative effect is very good.

3. Treatment of cryptorchidism:

The best treatment is surgery at the age of 2. If it is done later, it will have a greater impact on fertility. Longer operations will lead to azoospermia in adults, and there will be no improvement in testicular spermatogenesis. Surgery can prevent testicular malignancy. If parents discover that their children have occult testes, they should seek treatment in time to avoid leaving themselves with regrets.

Fourth, microscopically guided vasoconstriction

The testicular spermatogenesis function is normal, but the vas deferens is blocked and sperm cannot be discharged from the body. This is also called obstructive azoospermia. Patients generally have normal development and sperm production, but no sperm can be discharged due to the blockage of the vas deferens.

For men, no matter how azoospermia is caused, it should be taken seriously, because the appearance of these symptoms means that one is infertile, so it is best to go to a large hospital for a comprehensive examination to see what causes the azoospermia. Only through correct treatment can one's azoospermia be improved as soon as possible.