Azoospermia: When the sperm count is zero

The azoospermia spermatozoa is a condition in which no sperm are present when a gentleman ejaculates. This situation is not much, but it contains many serious problems.

The azoospermia spermatozoa is a condition where there is no sperm when a gentleman ejaculates. This condition affects about 1 in 10 men. Spermlessness is on the list of rare but serious forms of male infertility . The most effective treatment for infertility in this case will depend on the specific cause of the pregnancy and your partner's fertility.

Many people believe that men who have azoospermia (sperm-free) have a harder time having a baby. However, the truth is not always the case. With the help of current advanced fertility technology as well as surgery, many cases still have the opportunity to welcome their biological child.

Types of azoospermia crystals

There are two ways to talk about azoospermia spermatozoa: Look at problems in the sperm production cycle or whether the sperm is getting clogged.

Based on the place of sperm production, azoospermia can be divided into three phases: pre-testicles, testicles and post-testes.

Not having pre-testicular sperm is  mainly around hormonal problems related to the pituitary or hypothalamus. It is sometimes referred to as secondary testicular failure because the endocrine glands in the brain do not produce the right chemicals to trigger spermatozoa.

No spermatozoa is a problem mainly in the testicles. In this case, the testicles may not produce enough testosterone or the testicles may not react to hormones secreted by other endocrine glands. Another possibility that has been reported is problematic sperm cell growth. The above conditions will be classified as primary testicular failure.

No spermatogenesis revolves around obstruction or disorder of ejaculation. Examples include retrograde ejaculation (when semen and sperm return to the bladder instead of going out of the urethra during ejaculation) or sperm obstruction, slow ejaculation.

The most common fix for azoospermia is to see if the vas deferens are blocked.

Sperm obstruction occurs because the sperm cannot enter the semen or the male has problems with ejaculation. Unobstructed azoospermia can only occur when sperm is involved in a hormone or sperm has a developmental problem, not a blockage.

Signs of not having sperm

The absence of sperm in the semen itself will not have any specific symptoms. However, a few notable features that you should consider taking notes for discussion with your doctor include:

Poor ejaculation or dry orgasm (no or little semen)

Cloudy urine after sex

Primary pain

Pelvic pain

Swollen testicles

Testicular small or irregular testicles

The penis is smaller than normal

Late or unusual puberty during puberty

Difficulty getting an erection or ejaculation

Low libido

Reduces hair and hair growth

Unusually large breasts

There is no muscle.

Treatment of a non-spermatic condition

There are several treatments that can help men who have a baby even with a lack of sperm in their semen.

If you have a blocked vas deferens, your doctor will recommend surgery. The earlier it takes to detect the blockage, the more likely the surgery to be successful.

Small sperm collection surgery can help in cases where the sperm is not obstructed or did not want to touch the cutlery too much. Your doctor will use a small needle to suck sperm from the testicle. Then freeze and wait for the right time for in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Tips to support the treatment of sperm-free

In order to improve your chances of successfully curing infertility and “finding a baby,” men can apply the following suggestions:

♦ Keep a list of medications you are taking: Include the amount, time and form of medication taken to serve the course of treatment. Always carry a medication list with you in case of an emergency. Use vitamins, herbs, or supplements only as directed by your doctor.

♦ Eat healthy foods: Gentlemen should prioritize healthy foods for themselves and their sperm, including:

Whole-grain bread

Cereals, brown rice and pasta

Eat a variety of dark green fruits and vegetables

Dairy products like low-fat milk, yogurt, and cheese

Choose healthy protein sources, such as lean beef and chicken, fish, beans, eggs, and nuts.

Finally, you should check with your doctor about whether or not you need to follow any special diet.

♦ Take care of yourself: It is never late to take care of yourself more, and at the same time it helps to improve the lack of sperm. Therefore, you should:

Avoid exposure to chemicals, such as pesticides, as they can reduce sperm count

Having sex regularly will increase the number of healthy sperm

Limiting alcoholic beverages as alcohol or other adult beverages will decrease sperm production

Stop smoking because nicotine from smoking can affect semen condition

Wear suitable clothes. According to experts, high heat reduces the body's ability to produce sperm. Therefore, if you wear underwear that is too tight, it will inadvertently heat the testicles, which in turn will limit the number of spermatozoa. Men should choose boxer pants because these pants are not only comfortable but also make your "two gems" easier to breathe.

Finally, men should limit bathing too hot because just like wearing too tight underwear, exposure to high temperatures will affect the creation of quality sperm.

Getting diagnosed with azoospermia can be very difficult for you. Many gentlemen feel ashamed or have low self-esteem that hides with their other half, leading to emotional rift. However, you should be honest with your partner as well as seek scientific help to find a solution.