How to do IVF for men with infertility

Sperm and egg combine to make a woman pregnant, so if there is a problem with male sperm or female does not ovulate, it can cause female infertility. Although men in their 50s and 60s are capable of reproduction, some men have no sperm in their semen due to irregular lifestyles or some diseases. So how can men with no sperm do IVF?

1. How can a man have a test tube baby if he has sperm or not?

Scientifically speaking, azoospermia does not mean that there are no sperms, but only a small number. Some well-known large hospitals can promote the number of sperms with the assistance of traditional Chinese medicine treatment. The female's eggs also need to be organized and normalized.

Azoospermia requires sperm donation for IVF, that is, sperm from a sperm bank is used for IVF. However, if this is the case, the cost is a major problem. If someone else's sperm is used, of course, the child is only related to the mother by blood.

2. How to prevent azoospermia?

1. Stay away from radioactive substances. Sperm is very fragile. Electromagnetic waves and radiation can damage spermatogenic cells, causing sperm production disorders and directly leading to sperm death.

2. Avoid external injuries. Trauma, hernia repair surgery, and prostate surgery can directly damage the testicles or cause sperm duct obstruction.

3. Avoid local high temperature of the testicles. Frequent and long-term hot baths, saunas, and wearing tight underwear will cause the testicle temperature to rise, affecting sperm production. Therefore, all factors that increase the testicle temperature should be avoided in life.

4. Actively treat diseases of the reproductive system. Inflammation, tumors, tuberculosis and vascular abnormalities of the reproductive system will affect the spermatogenesis and sperm output of the testicles. Therefore, if there are related diseases, they should be treated in time.

5. Try to reduce the consumption of cottonseed oil. This oil contains an ingredient called cottonpol, which can inhibit sperm production. Therefore, people use it for male contraception. However, if men who plan to have children eat too much, their sperm will decrease or even disappear. If you eat too much cottonseed oil, it will be difficult to return to normal after you stop eating it.

If an azoospermia patient wants to have a test-tube baby, he first needs to treat the azoospermia. Although azoospermia is difficult to treat, some patients can increase the number of sperm through treatment. If the treatment is still ineffective, a sperm bank can also be considered, but in this case the man and the child will have no blood relationship.