How to treat infertility at the cost of children
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How can male infertility be cured? Many men want to know this problem. Men all know that only by treating the infertility disease well can they hope to restore their normal fertility. In fact, men suffering from different causes of infertility naturally adopt different treatment methods. Therefore, before the treatment of the disease, they need to do a detailed examination to understand the causes in order to better treat it. So many patients especially want to know, how to treat infertility?
How to treat infertility at the cost of children
Treatment 1: treatment of vas deferens and epididymis: testicular biopsy is normal, the cause of azoospermia is considered to be caused by vas deferens blockage, which can be treated surgically.
Treatment 2: the treatment of varicocele: the examination is azoospermia caused by varicocele, which can be treated by operation in principle. Testicular biopsy should be done before operation to determine the degree of testicular damage, which can judge the recovery of testicular spermatogenic function after high ligation of spermatic vein. The result of testicular biopsy shows that the testis has been seriously damaged, and it is irreversible, so it is not necessary to do this operation. The degree of testicular damage is slight, and the operation has a good effect.
Treatment 3: the treatment of cryptorchidism: cryptorchidism advocates surgical treatment before 2 years old. If the later the time is, the greater the impact on fertility will be. For example, when azoospermia occurs in adulthood, the operation will not improve the spermatogenic function of testis. The purpose of operation is to prevent the malignant transformation of testis. For parents found that the child is cryptorchidism, to timely treatment, or regret.
matters needing attention
Attention should be paid to this disease: studies have found that if infertile men eat seafood meals with fish, shrimp and crab as the main course four or more times a week, the mercury content in their hair is 5.38ppm, nearly 40% higher than that of men with normal reproductive function, while the average mercury content in the hair of vegetarian men is only 0.38ppm.
