Some men dare not face it after they suffer from male infertility. In fact, many times, the body may have sent out a signal of infertility, but they just don't pay attention. If men are not treated promptly after suffering from infertility, it will have an impact on themselves and their families. So, how should male infertility be treated?
Common methods for treating male infertility
1. Surgical treatment: In recent years, the application of microsurgical techniques to treat male reproductive system diseases is the main progress in the diagnosis and treatment of male infertility. Currently widely used in clinical practice are: microsurgical anastomosis of the vas deferens, and microsurgical anastomosis of the epididymis and vas deferens.
2. Immunotherapy: Surgical removal of local lesions in the genital tract can reduce the production of antisperm antibodies, and the use of immune agents can achieve good results.
3. Treatment of genital tract inflammation: Currently, it is advocated to use antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs in combination, with better therapeutic effects.
4. Endocrine therapy: The main treatment is long-term testosterone heptaneate for hypogonadism caused by hypogonadism; Bromocriptine in the treatment of hyperprolactinemia; Clomiphene in the treatment of oligospermia and the combination of HCG and HMG in the treatment of hypogonadism.
5. Artificial insemination: Apply various physical and biochemical techniques to treat semen, improve sperm fertility, and perform artificial insemination with husband's sperm. Using semen refrigeration technology to artificially inseminate azoospermic patients with donor sperm, there are still many complex issues regarding the selection of donors in practical applications.
What tonic does male infertility eat?
1. A variety of trace elements, such as the mineral zinc, are indispensable for the development of male testicles. If zinc is not consumed for a long time, it will lead to sperm scarcity and testicular atrophy. High zinc foods are mainly made of shellfish, such as oysters, which contain the most zinc and can be eaten more.
2. Appropriate supplementation of hormonal foods: The viscera of some animals contain many male hormone components, such as the ingestion of bullwhip, chicken liver, sheep kidney, pig kidney, and dog testicle, which can promote the division and maturation of spermatogonia, and is very beneficial for spermatogenesis.
3. Mainly based on protein and arginine foods: Protein is the main material for sperm production and differentiation. Once the supply of protein is lacking, male sperm is prone to problems. Foods with high protein content include lean meat, pig spinal cord, dog meat, beef and mutton, chicken and duck, eggs, fish and shrimp, and soy products. Arginine is a necessary ingredient for producing sperm, and oligospermia can occur when it is lacking. Foods containing arginine include eel, black fish, ginseng, tendon, bean products, lean meat, and so on.