Azoospermia is a very common and troublesome disease in male infertility, and it will also affect fertility, so after detecting azoospermia, you must ** as soon as possible, so as not to do IVF. So, can men be cured of azoospermia? How can it be prevented?
Azoospermia test items
1.**Biopsy: When a man is diagnosed with azoospermia, further tests are usually needed to find out the exact cause of azoospermia, and the common examination is a biopsy, which takes out a small amount of seminiferous tubule tissue on the male friend's ** for pathological examination to determine whether the male ** has sperm production function.
2.Vasectomy is a common azoospermia examination method: vasectomy is suitable for male friends after the biopsy, the spermatogenic function is normal, and no sperm is found in the azoospermia, so as to clarify whether the male has a vasectomy blockage and the specific location of the blockage.
3.Endocrine hormone measurement: Tests are performed to determine whether azoospermia is caused by pituitary disease, hypothalamic nature, or endocrine disorders.
Can azoospermia be cured?
First of all, obstructive azoospermia is less effective for male hypospermatogenesis, which causes true azoospermia due to male spermatogenesis disorders, especially for those who have no orchris and some diseases with serious pathological changes. For patients with bilateral cryptorchidism who can undergo surgery as soon as possible and still preserve their fertility, but if they are older than 5 years old and have not undergone surgery**, it can lead to adverse prognosis effects. If the cyst is compressed, the cyst may be surgically removed.
How to prevent azoospermia?
1.Quit smoking, drink less alcohol, and pay attention to your diet. There are medical data that show that the sperm motility of men who smoke is lower than that of normal non-smoking men. Therefore, it is best for men to quit smoking, smoking not only harms our clean organs - kidneys, but also seriously harms ** hormones. Avoid long-term consumption of fatty foods, eat a light diet and ensure the nutrients needed for sperm production.
2.Learn to control your emotions. An irritable and pessimistic mood will cause endocrine disorders, cause a decrease in hormones, and reduce sperm production.
3.Avoid excessively strenuous exercise and pay attention to rest periods. Try to avoid sitting for long periods of time and avoid wearing tight-fitting and non-breathable **.
4.Learn to clean yourself and practice good hygiene, as dirt can be easily hidden in your private areas, especially if you have a long foreskin. Men who like saunas and sweating should pay attention to the fact that high-temperature steaming baths will directly harm men's sperm and inhibit sperm formation.
5.Get regular check-ups. Bacterial infection is also one of the factors causing azoospermia, and regular prostate and other related examinations in regular hospitals can detect and solve problems in time and effectively prevent the occurrence of azoospermia.
Tips:
After suffering from azoospermia, you must take medication as soon as possible and according to the doctor's advice to get better. If it is severe, surgery is required**, which may lead to adverse consequences.