Many male infertility patients in life are caused by sperm problems, of which azoospermia is a common one. What are the reasons for azoospermia? What should patients pay attention to in their daily diet? The following is an introduction to the causes of azoospermia and food therapy and health care methods for everyone to understand.
Causes of azoospermia
Excessive contact with electrical appliances
Long term contact with electronic products such as household appliances, computers, microwaves, etc. can cause harm from electromagnetic waves and fluorescent screen radiation, resulting in male azoospermia or abnormal sperm production, leading to infertility or malformations.
Long Ride Racing
When riding a racing car, the center of gravity leans forward. The testis and prostate gland of the perineum cling to the cushion. After being squeezed for a long time, they will become ischemic, edematous, and inflamed, affecting the production of sperm and the normal secretion of prostatic fluid and semen, resulting in infertility.
A picky eater
The generation and development of sperm cannot be separated from nutrition, such as the nitrogen component supplied by arginine, vitamin B12 and vitamin C can promote sperm production, protect sperm from harmful factors, and so on. We should expand the variety of food and avoid single foods and imbalanced nutrition.
Sexual disorder leading to sexually transmitted diseases
The direct consequence of extramarital sex and "one night stand" is that they are prone to gonorrhea, syphilis, genital herpes and even AIDS, which will seriously damage the male reproductive function and reduce the sperm survival rate.
Long term medication
Blood pressure lowering drugs, diuretics, antibiotics, and drugs for treating heart disease and gastric ulcers all have the disadvantage of damaging sperm.
Underwear too tight
Tight underwear not only compresses male reproductive organs and affects normal testicular development, but also hinders the survival of sperm due to its lack of breathability and heat dissipation.
Drug
Male drug use can lead to a decrease in testosterone levels in the blood, weakened reproductive ability, and inability to ejaculate, resulting in infertility.