Can low sperm count be cured?

Low sperm count may lead to infertility. Therefore, many male friends are very concerned about whether it can be cured after being diagnosed with low sperm count. Not being able to have children of their own is unacceptable to any male friend, and there is no explanation for this to their family. So, can low sperm count be cured? Now I will tell you about the treatment of low sperm count, hoping to help you.

Men are under increasing pressure at work, and their health is being neglected. Some people are suffering from some diseases but do not know it. Oligospermia refers to the sperm count in an adult's semen being less than 20 million. Because sperm fluctuates, it takes more than two tests to confirm the diagnosis. Avoid sexual intercourse for about five days before the test.

Andrology experts said: Whether oligospermia in men can be cured is closely related to the cause of oligospermia. Whether oligospermia can be cured depends on the severity of the disease. If it is mild, it generally has no major impact on fertility. If it is severe, further examinations can be done to see if there is prostatitis or immune factors causing oligospermia, that is, oligospermia caused by anti-sperm antibodies. It is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination and treat the oligospermia symptomatically after finding out the cause.

Can oligospermia be cured in men? The cause of oligospermia is unknown for some patients. The role of the testicle is very important. If there is a problem with the testicle, it should be solved as soon as possible. The younger the age, the better. If one of an adult's testicles has a problem, it needs to be removed and the other one is retained. This will not have a big impact on fertility. Some people with endocrine disorders can improve sperm by regulating endocrine, and inject corresponding hormones according to the different conditions of each patient.

Most people can be treated. Common causes of oligospermia include: (1) congenital testicular dysplasia or cryptorchidism, which cause spermatogenesis disorders; (2) varicocele, hydrocele; (3) genital tract inflammation; (4) immunosuppression and endocrine disorders; (5) chromosomal abnormalities, especially sex chromosome aberrations, which have serious effects on sperm density and motility. (6) The use of drugs that affect spermatogenesis, pesticides, heavy metals, radiation, smoking and alcoholism will inhibit sperm production. However, some patients still cannot find the cause of sperm reduction after various examinations. This is called idiopathic oligospermia. It is recommended that you check the cause of oligospermia in time and carry out effective treatment in a timely and targeted manner.

Well, I believe that after reading my introduction, you will know that oligospermia can be cured and is not an incurable disease. After active and long-term treatment, you can pay more attention to your life and develop good habits, and you can have your own baby soon. Finally, I wish all patients and friends a speedy recovery and healthy and beautiful babies.