What are the characteristics of male infertility?

Male infertility is a common male disease. Its occurrence is mainly related to men's living habits, especially men who masturbate excessively and have sex. Men with infertility symptoms generally show weakness in the waist and knees and kidney deficiency. At the same time, sexual intercourse will also cause a decrease in duration and erectile dysfunction of the penis. It is easy to have frequent urination and urgency when sleeping at night. Everyone should pay attention to it.

Sperm can be produced normally. However, sleeping on your stomach will increase the temperature of the scrotum and affect the growth of sperm.

Feature 2: Long-term driving

Long-term sitting makes it difficult for the perineum to breathe, and blood circulation becomes poor, which causes the prostate gland duct to be blocked, hindering the normal excretion of prostate fluid, and over time it will cause chronic congestion, and then cause prostatitis. Prostatitis is one of the main causes of infertility.

Feature 3: Being in a polluted environment for a long time

Polluted environment refers to heavy metals, high radiation, chemicals, etc. If men are in such an environment for a long time, it is likely to cause infertility. Male spermatogenic cells are very sensitive to radiation. If they are exposed to radiation for a long time, it is easy to damage spermatogenic cells and cause sperm deformity; other harmful substances will directly reduce the density and vitality of sperm, and some will even damage the testicles.

Feature 4: Men with reproductive system inflammation

If your husband suffers from reproductive system inflammation, such as orchitis, prostatitis and epididymitis, you should prepare for pregnancy as early as possible. Epididymitis and orchitis can cause testicular atrophy and lead to infertility.

Symptom 5: Scrotal pain from standing for too long

If your husband has this symptom, you must first urge him to see a doctor. He may have varicocele, which is one of the main causes of male infertility.

Varicose veins are a vascular disease that often occurs in young men, with an incidence rate of 10% to 15%. What's more hateful is that this disease has no obvious symptoms. Only a small number of patients will experience scrotal swelling and a local swelling sensation, which disappears after lying flat. Therefore, it is easy to be ignored.

Sign 6: The amount of semen is less than 2 ml, and the sperm is yellow-green or milky white

Under normal circumstances, a man's semen volume can reach 2-5ml, and the semen color is light yellow or white. But if your husband's semen volume is less than 2ml and the sperm color is abnormal, this means that there is a problem with his genitals.

At this time, you should take your husband for a semen test as soon as possible. If it is confirmed that the semen quality is poor, even if you do not plan to have children for the time being, you must try to improve it as much as possible, otherwise you will not be able to have a baby when you want to.

Have you been trying to get pregnant for a long time but still can't get pregnant? Let your husband do these tests first

1. Medical history examination

The doctor will mainly ask about your medical history to see if you have ever had any reproductive system diseases, and will also check for family genetic diseases.

2. Reproductive function examination

Your doctor will check your reproductive function, including desire, erectile function, and orgasms.

3. Semen examination

Semen is an important indicator of male fertility. Generally, the data is obtained by having the man take a sample through a certain method and then handing it over to a doctor for testing.

Note: (1) Before the semen test, you must stop having sex for one week. (2) After collecting the semen, give it to the doctor immediately and do not expose it to the air for more than 30 minutes.

4. Testicular examination

It mainly depends on the function of the testicles, to see whether they can secrete hormones and sperm normally.

5. Seminal tract examination

Sperm is mainly discharged from the seminal tract, so examination of the seminal tract is also a basic examination for infertility. If the seminal tract is blocked, it needs to be unblocked and treated.

6. Microbiological Examination

Check whether the male has urinary or reproductive system infections. The more common microorganisms include papillomavirus, gonococci, adenoplasma, Chlamydia trachomatis, etc.

7. Endocrine examinations related to men

Endocrine disorders in women can cause infertility, and endocrine disorders in men are equally important. Endocrine examinations mainly include the determination of sex hormones T, FSH, PRL, E2, LH and various stimulation tests.

Conclusion: Through the above introduction, do you know that men who love to do things are mostly infertile? In life, the number of male infertility patients is increasing every year. In fact, this is all caused by men's bad living habits. Therefore, as a man, you should maintain good living habits!