There are many reasons for male azoospermia. For example, it is caused by congenital diseases, and it is also caused by abnormal functions of some organs in the acquired human body. There are many reasons for this disease, and the impact is relatively large. Therefore, in our daily life, we should learn how to prevent this disease. Let's take a look at the introduction of experts.
Etiology of azoospermia
1. Congenital agenesis of the seminiferous tubules: It is a cause of the patient's development. The patient's testicular position is not abnormal, but there are problems with sperm production. If this disease is discovered in a timely manner, there is hope of cure for those who are not too serious.
2. Genital injury: Testicular torsion, injury, spermatic cord torsion, etc., caused by external factors, or trauma caused by hernia repair surgery or prostate surgery, can also affect testicular function, leading to sperm production disorders in patients.
3. Radioactive factors: If exposed to strong radiation or electromagnetic waves, it can have a significant impact on men, which can only be prevented.
4. Local testicular temperature: prolonged saunas, hot baths, or elevated testicular temperature due to other factors can affect the production of male sperm. Most patients with this condition have symptoms such as oligozoospermia or excessive sperm death. People need to pay attention to avoiding all factors that can increase testicular temperature.