Plain Azoospermia is a disease with an increasingly high incidence in clinical medicine. Once male friends have azoospermia, they should have a detailed examination as soon as possible in order to determine the cause of the disease and carry out targeted treatment. Some men find that they have spermatogenic azoospermia after examination. Of course, when this happens, treatment and treatment should be based on the individual's specific situation.
What to do if there are no spermatogenic cells
1. Surgical treatment:
Some men's spermatogenic cell azoospermia may be caused by obstruction of the ejaculatory duct. For example, previous inflammation, damage, etc. or the ejaculatory duct is born with underdevelopment, all of which may cause obstruction of the ejaculatory duct at some point. Men with azoospermia due to this reason should check the location of the infarction as soon as possible, and then consider surgical treatment to clear the location of the infarction. The problem of azoospermia can only be solved if the location of the infarction is sufficient to clear the obstruction.
2. Diet and treatment:
When a man has serious nutritional deficiencies resulting in endocrine insufficiency, it will also lead to spermatogenic azoospermia. Therefore, when spermatogenic azoospermia occurs, it is necessary to cooperate with dietary treatment. In daily life, you should eat more foods containing nutrients such as arginine, protein, vitamins, zinc and selenium, in order to promote the conversion of male sperm.
3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment:
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of spermatogenic azoospermia in some men is closely related to liver and kidney function deficiency and Qi and blood deficiency. For example, if a man does not have a good lifestyle or has other symptoms, it will lead to liver and kidney function deficiency. Therefore, during treatment, the principles of clearing liver fire, protecting kidneys, nourishing blood and qi, and nourishing muscles and kidneys should be applied. By taking targeted medicines orally, patients can gradually improve their physical fitness, improve their reproductive function, and finally be able to cure their azoospermia problem.
