Patient's question:
I have been married for more than three years and have always wanted a child. My wife couldn't get pregnant. Recently, I discovered that my libido has decreased and I have experienced early ejaculation, poor sleep quality, frequent dreams, and occasional nocturnal emissions. I went to the hospital for infertility testing and was diagnosed with azoospermia. What is azoospermia and how can it be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia refers to a decrease in sperm viability. There are too many dying sperm, but currently, there is no precise definition. Most believe that if it is below 40%, it is referred to as azoospermia, also known as hyperzoospermia. It is one of the common conditions and important causes of male infertility. Prevention methods: 1. Change bad habits, quit smoking and drinking; avoid eating overly greasy foods, as it may affect your libido; additionally, pay attention to preventing exposure to toxic substances in daily life, such as clothes taken from dry cleaners that should be stored for a few days before wearing, because dry-cleaning agents can affect male sexual function.