Patient's question:
Low libido and occasional spermatorrhea were diagnosed as asthenozoospermia after a thorough examination. How should asthenozoospermia be treated?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia is caused by defects in sperm production, varicocele, or disruptions to sperm growth and development due to conditions such as seminal vesicle or prostate epididymal issues. In addition to potentially being caused by poor lifestyle habits, such as smoking, drinking, frequently consuming spicy foods, and excessive sexual activity, it may also be due to abnormal sperm transport caused by epididymal diseases. Before treating azoospermia, it is necessary to first identify the underlying cause before proceeding with treatment. In clinical diagnosis, if azoospermia is caused by impaired sperm production function.