Patient's question:
Got married for two years without children. It took a year of thorough examination to find a chromosomal defect causing azoospermia. Normal sexual life, no adverse reactions! Don't know if it can be cured?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia refers to the condition where sperm is not detected in multiple semen analyses. If necessary, testicular biopsy, seminal tract imaging, and radioimmunoassay of endocrine hormones can be performed. Specific screening must be carried out at a hospital under the guidance of a doctor. Azoospermia patients can consume more animal kidneys, sea cucumbers, Chinese yam, sesame seeds, and other foods rich in lysine. Lysine is an important component in sperm formation, and consuming foods high in lysine is beneficial for replenishing sperm. Additionally, they can eat more tonifying the kidneys, replenishing essence, boosting qi, nourishing blood, and promoting sperm production to improve the quality and vitality of sperm.