Patient's question:
Got married to my wife, but she hasn't gotten pregnant yet. This often makes me feel a bit insecure. Later, after a thorough check-up at the hospital, it was found that I have azoospermia. I don't know what foods I should eat more of.Doctor's answer:
The glans penis, when covered by the foreskin, cannot receive external impacts, which greatly restricts its growth and development. Ultimately, this leads to the circumference of the glans penis being significantly smaller than that of the penile body after the sexual organs have matured. In males with phimosis or excessive foreskin, smegma accumulates under the skin. The accumulation of smegma not only causes inflammation of the penis and foreskin but can also lead to infections of the penis, interfere with the motility of sperm in semen, and affect the viscosity of semen, potentially resulting in male infertility.