Can hereditary asthenozoospermia still be treated?

Patient's question:

My boyfriend went to the hospital for a thorough examination and said he has hereditary azoospermia. I want to ask the doctor what might have caused it? Is there a possibility of treatment or self-healing?

Doctor's answer:

Azoospermia is not inherited across generations. The causes of azoospermia are numerous, such as congenital reproductive organ malformation, reproductive organ inflammation, nutritional deficiencies, and so on. The chances of spontaneous recovery from congenital azoospermia are not high. It is recommended that the male relax his mood, readjust his mindset, actively seek the cause and implement treatment, and consume trace elements such as zinc and selenium. Daily prevention of urogenital diseases is also important. The condition of azoospermia tends to recur, requiring long-term medication treatment.

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