How should infertility caused by male azoospermia be treated?

Patient's question:

I've been married to my wife for more than five years, but we haven't had any children. Two years ago, it was discovered that I have azoospermia, but I don't feel any abnormal symptoms in my body. I've seen doctors, who said it's a non-obstructive condition. After that, I used traditional Chinese medicine to regulate my body, but there hasn't been any progress.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, male infertility can be treated, which requires the patient's long-term cooperation. Additionally, in addition to treatment, it is important to pay attention to avoiding tight pants during daily life. If you do wear them, it is best not to exceed two hours at a time. The bath water temperature should be kept around 30 degrees Celsius. It is best to rinse the genital area with cold water every day. Also, avoid using soaps or other products to wash the genital area, as this can easily cause inflammatory reactions. Certain ingredients in soaps may also kill sperm. It is best to avoid sitting for long periods on soft sofas or executive chairs. Choose loose cotton underwear whenever possible.

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