Patient's question:
Trying to conceive for 1 year without success, the doctor said my sperm survival rate is low, oligospermia. How should oligospermia be regulated better?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia is commonly caused by poor sperm production function in the testes, resulting in a low number of sperm. Individuals with this condition often have small testes with soft texture. In some cases, the testes are normal and can produce sufficient sperm, but the ducts that deliver sperm are not fully unobstructed, preventing all sperm from being expelled, which leads to azoospermia. Except for a very small number of young men who experience azoospermia due to excessive sexual activity. They mistakenly believe that increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse increases the chances of conception, but ironically, it leads to azoospermia.