Sperm death is one of the male diseases, which is not a major problem in itself, but the infertility caused by sperm death is a headache. Experts point out that there are specific preference groups for spermatozoosis, and these groups should pay particular attention to preventing spermatozoosis.
Four types of men are prone to azoospermia
1. Men who misbehave are likely to develop azoospermia. Experts say this is one of the chain reactions caused by inflammation caused by disorderly living. If the inflammation is severe or acute, it is likely to cause obstruction of the vas deferens, which affects sperm output.
2. Urban people who inhale car exhaust for a long time or suffer from white pollution. Automobile exhaust pollution is also the main culprit causing sperm death. Research has found that nitric oxide and lead in automobile exhaust gas are the most likely to damage sperm quality, and some heavy metals in exhaust gas, such as lead, mercury, and cadmium, are also major enemies of spermatogenesis. In addition, "white pollution" can also have a significant impact on male fertility. If you use a plastic lunch box to heat food or pack hot rice and hot dishes, it can produce estrogen like substances, causing hormone secretion disorders, inhibiting sexual desire while affecting the spermatogenic function of the testicles.
3. People who blindly and indiscriminately take tonic drugs. Disorderly administration of tonic drugs leads to imbalance in hormone levels. Many men listen to advertising and take some reproductive health supplements in order to change the quality of marriage and life. Taking tonics indiscriminately can cause sperm death in men. The reason is that these so-called tonics often contain sexual hormone components that may affect the normal spermatogenic function of the testis. Therefore, those who do not have children should be particularly careful when selecting them. Overuse of tonics can pose a significant threat to reproductive health.
4. Men who like to steam sauna. The testis is the organ that produces sperm. Sperm can only develop normally under constant temperature conditions of 35.5 to 36.5 ℃, which is 1 to 1.5 ℃ lower than normal body temperature. A significant proportion of men with infertility are caused by testicular temperatures that are higher than normal. High temperature environments, including saunas, are the natural enemies of sperm. While the temperature in the sauna room is high, ranging from 70 to 80 ° C, with a minimum of 50 ° C. In such environments, men are prone to symptoms such as dead sperm and weak sperm, which are one of the main causes of male infertility. According to data, the birthplace of saunas in the Netherlands and Japan has a high proportion of male infertility.
There is a view that as long as men leave high-temperature environments such as saunas, they can regain their vitality and produce sperm normally. Experts point out that the damage to sperm caused by high-temperature environment is irreversible, and once caused, it is difficult to recover. Unlike the effects of drugs on the human body, it can reduce or even eliminate the effects of drugs on sperm by excreting drug components through metabolism. Therefore, men who have not given birth should avoid frequent saunas. Especially teenagers around the age of 10 who are at a critical stage of reproductive organ development.
Eight Precautions for Preventing Sperm Death
1. Vaccination should be carried out on time and good personal hygiene habits should be maintained to prevent various infectious diseases that harm male fertility, such as mumps and sexually transmitted diseases.
2. It is necessary to master certain sexual knowledge, understand the physiological characteristics and health knowledge of men, and promptly diagnose and treat testicular changes that are different from normal, such as swelling, hardening, unevenness, and pain.
3. If you frequently come into contact with radioactive substances, high temperatures, and poisons, you must strictly follow the operating regulations and protective regulations, and do not be careless. If you want to have children recently, it is best to be able to leave such work for six months before giving birth.
4. The testicle is a very delicate organ, and its optimal working temperature should be about 1 degree lower than the human body temperature. If the temperature is high, it will affect the production of sperm. Therefore, any factors that can increase the testicular temperature should be avoided, such as long-term cycling, taking a hot bath, and wearing jeans.
5. Change bad habits, quit smoking and alcohol; Don't eat anything too greasy, otherwise it will affect your libido; In addition, it is also important to avoid contact with toxic substances in life, such as clothes taken from dry cleaners, which should be stored for a few days before wearing, as dry cleaners can affect male sexual function.
6. Attention should be paid to pre marital physical examination, and early detection of abnormalities can avoid the pain after marriage. After marriage, you should often communicate with your wife about issues encountered in sexual life, cooperate with each other, and understand each other, so that many mental impotence or premature diarrhea can be avoided.
7. Avoid contact with phthalates. The common nail polish, hair sprays, plastic toys, etc., all contain a chemical substance called phthalate. Long term exposure can lead to sperm death.
8. Keep away from car exhaust. Dioxins in car exhaust have a strong endocrine disrupting effect on the human body. It can lead to changes in testicular morphology and sperm death in men.
Warm reminder: If you suffer from azoospermia, do not arbitrarily take medication after illness. This will not only lose the best opportunity to cure, but also cause great economic losses. Only by clarifying the cause, targeted treatment, and selecting a formal treatment approach is the key to curing infertility caused by azoospermia.
(Intern Editor: Cai Junyi)