How does a man know he is infertile?

If male friends want to know whether they are infertile, they can go directly to the hospital for examination. Male infertility has some symptoms, such as impotence and low semen. Infertility will also occur in patients with testicular injury and prostatitis. Therefore, when men have sexual dysfunction, they will become infertile. Now let's learn about the symptoms of male infertility.

Testicles:

It is a factory that produces sperm. If your testicles are injured or you have other diseases, this may lead to infertility.

Spermatozoa and vas deferens:

The seminal vesicle and vas deferens are important organs for transporting and storing sperm. Inflammation, adhesion, and blockage of these organs can lead to infertility. Specific symptoms include weakened or incomplete orgasm, painful or weak ejaculation.

semen:

Oligospermia, azoospermia, necrospermia, low sperm survival rate, poor motility, sperm deformity, poor semen liquefaction, etc. are the main causes of male infertility. (These problems cannot be self-diagnosed and must be tested by instruments)

Urethra:

Urethritis or bacterial or viral infection, etc., pathogens will directly or indirectly affect the quality of sperm and cause infertility. Symptoms are burning pain in the urethra when the patient urinates, frequent urination, urgency, redness and swelling of the urethral opening, and if the urine is placed in three transparent cups in succession, the first cup is turbid and the second is twice as clear, which proves that there is urethritis.

prostate:

Prostatic fluid accounts for 30% of semen and is an important part that provides nutrients for sperm. Inflammation and infection can cause problems such as low sperm survival rate, poor motility, low sperm count, dead sperm, and poor liquefaction, leading to infertility.

Ejaculatory dysfunction:

Common ejaculation dysfunctions such as anejaculation and retrograde ejaculation prevent semen from being ejected from the urethra, leading to infertility.

Sexual dysfunction:

Male sexual dysfunction such as impotence and premature ejaculation prevents sperm from entering the female vagina normally, resulting in inability to conceive.

Sex hormones:

Sex hormone imbalance and male hormone reduction lead to spermatogenesis disorders, which prevent sperm from being produced normally and lead to inability to conceive.

Immune factors:

Antigens in semen react adversely with the human immune system, producing anti-sperm antibodies, leading to infertility.