Patient's question:
Divorced from my wife for over two years, I've never used any contraception, but she hasn't gotten pregnant. Every time we have sex, there are very few sperm. The doctor said I have azoospermia. What kind of help do I need: Can azoospermia be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
According to the different symptoms of asthenozoospermia, different treatment methods for asthenozoospermia can be determined, so that the therapeutic effect can be surpassed and enjoyed. The main cause of asthenozoospermia is inflammation of accessory glands and vas deferens. Due to the large amount of infection consuming the essential nutrients or trace element zinc that sperm rely on to live, or changes in the pH of semen, as well as the recurrence of antisperm antibodies and other factors, the environment for sperm survival is destroyed, leading to the death of sperm.