Patient's question:
The son of a colleague has been married for more than two years, but he has not had any children. He went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said he had azoospermia. What is azoospermia?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for the recurrence of asthenozoospermia. For example, patients with chronic urinary and reproductive system infections are prone to experience recurrent asthenozoospermia. If there is an increase in sugar and zinc, a decrease in pH value, and an increase in fructose, along with nutritional deficiencies, the mortality rate of sperm is higher. Men with chronic diseases, such as varicocele, chronic prostatitis, orchitis, and seminal vesiculitis, are more likely to develop asthenozoospermia. High-temperature workers and those who work in radiation environments for long periods are also prone to asthenozoospermia. Therefore, it is recommended that you visit a formal urology hospital's infertility department for a thorough examination to identify the cause and receive appropriate treatment.