Can Chinese medicine cure azoospermia

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Semen examination found no sperm, we call azoospermia. Azoospermia is characterized by infertility, but mostly without clinical symptoms and signs. Some patients had a history of prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis and epididymal tuberculosis. Some patients had testicular dysplasia, testicular atrophy, epididymal nodules and other systemic symptoms. So, can Chinese medicine cure azoospermia?

Can Chinese medicine cure azoospermia

Urethral bacteria often sneak into prostate, seminal vesicle, vas deferens, epididymis and testis through ejaculatory duct, causing inflammatory lesions, leading to prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, vas deferens, epididymitis, etc. When bacteria propagate in the reproductive tract, they will secrete some harmful substances and destroy the sperm; they also need to consume a lot of nutrients to reduce the nutrients for sperm survival, destroy the environment for sperm survival and make sperm die. From this point of view, Chinese medicine can not cure azoospermia.

Because male friends suffering from azoospermia will lead to male infertility, male patients have a lot of psychological pressure and mental burden, which affect the normal work and study of men, and even lead to male sexual dysfunction.

Male friends suffering from azoospermia will lead to male friends infertility, the reason is that there is no sperm in the male semen, so even if it enters the vagina, it will lead to male infertility due to the absence of sperm and egg combination process.

matters needing attention

The most common way of diet care for azoospermia is to eat more food containing zinc. Trace element zinc is also the main factor of spermatogenesis, zinc plays a very important role in maintaining male reproductive function. Zinc can enhance sperm motility. Rich in zinc are: oysters, shrimp, clams, shellfish, animal liver, walnut, milk, beans, bran and lotus seeds, etc. are necessary. It should be noted that the daily amount of zinc must not exceed 15 micrograms, because excessive use of zinc will affect the role of other minerals in the body.