What to do if a man has no sperm

Sperm is the key to conceiving offspring. Without sperm, the next generation cannot be conceived. For men who usually have fertility requirements, they must take good care of their bodies. Generally speaking, if a man has no sperm, it is not only particularly embarrassing, but also he will be looked at abnormally and ridiculed by others. First, men need to actively undergo treatment after they have no sperm, especially men who have fertility requirements.

What if a man has no sperm?

First, food therapy to replenish sperm

Many people who find that they do not have many sperm or no sperm will pay special attention to their diet. They will choose some foods specifically for sperm to improve the situation. Foods that can improve the number of sperm in life mainly include eggs, loach, oysters, shrimps and pigeon meat, etc. These foods are rich in protein and other essential ingredients for sperm production, which can naturally guarantee to improve the problem of low sperm count.

Second, health supplements to replenish sperm

There are many health products for replenishing sperm that are very popular in the market now, such as kangaroo sperm capsules, maca and polygonatum compressed candies, oyster peptide sperm tablets, etc. The sperm-replenishing effects of these health products are very outstanding. However, using health products to replenish sperm is not a matter of overnight or a few days. You must take these health products according to the requirements to ensure that they can better help replenish sperm.

Third, drug treatment

Azoospermia in men is usually caused by some diseases. If you want to solve the problem of azoospermia from the root, you have to find the root cause of azoospermia in men, and then choose appropriate medicine to treat the root cause. Only after the root cause is solved can the azoospermia problem in men be solved smoothly. Therefore, after discovering azoospermia, you should cooperate with the doctor to use medicine to treat the root cause.

Common reasons for no sperm:

1. Congenital diseases.

2. Obstructive azoospermia. The common cause is that the vas deferens is obstructed due to congenital or acquired reasons, making it impossible for sperm to be discharged.

3. Age causes the testicles to have a reduced ability to produce sperm. However, this varies from person to person, and some people can still be fertile at an advanced age.

4. Double occult testis can lead to reproductive cell dysplasia, low spermatogenesis or inability to produce sperm. Occult testis may even lead to malignant diseases. Seek medical attention early.

5. Abnormal endocrine levels, such as hyperprolactinemia, hypothyroidism, excessive androgen and estrogen, and severe imbalance.

6. Improper intake of cottonseed oil can cause testicular atrophy and damage reproductive cells, resulting in the production of dead sperm.