Can the lack of sperm be cured?

Sperm is the reproductive cell in a man's body. In real life, many men lose the chance to be a father because of problems with their sperm. The more common problems are azoospermia, oligospermia, and asthenospermia. Azoospermia means that a man's semen does not contain sperm, so naturally he cannot make his wife pregnant. So, can the lack of sperm be cured?

Although the lack of sperm makes treatment difficult, it is not an incurable disease. With the continuous development and progress of medical technology, patients must have confidence in the treatment and believe that the disease can be cured. Currently, there are two clinical treatment methods to choose from: one is in vitro fertilization, and the other is microscopic sperm reconstruction surgery.

The reason why azoospermia is more common among young people is related to the strong blood supply in the scrotum. Young men have stronger sexual functions, and if they stand for a long time, it is easy to increase abdominal pressure, which is one of the causes of azoospermia. If men often work and live in an environment with radiation, high temperature, or toxic gas, the spermatogenic cells in the testicles will be damaged, and in severe cases, azoospermia will occur.

In daily life, we should reduce some common radiation exposure. Sperm is very fragile. If it is exposed to strong electromagnetic waves and radiation, it will be destroyed. The cause of this disease can only be prevented. External injuries leading to testicular damage or torsion, spermatic cord torsion, etc., or trauma caused by hernia repair surgery and prostate surgery, etc., will also affect testicular function and lead to sperm production disorders. This situation mainly requires prevention and timely adoption of effective measures.

Avoid local high testicle temperature in life and work. Frequent and long-term hot baths, saunas, or other factors that cause testicular temperature to rise will affect sperm production. However, most of these situations are caused by low sperm count and excessive sperm death. Avoid all factors that increase testicular temperature.

Men who smoke more than one pack of cigarettes a day always have weaker sperm motility than non-smokers. But after quitting smoking, you should be especially careful not to get anxious, because that will cause a decrease in testosterone, which will lead to a decrease in sperm. Drugs for treating depression, malaria and certain acne will affect sperm production. Therefore, when you need to use those drugs, you should seek the advice of a doctor in advance.