What are the symptoms of male infertility

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I'll be married for one year now. Unfortunately, I'm not pregnant. Looking at my friends with their children, I feel very bad. Later, I insisted on going to the hospital for infertility examination. As a result, my husband suffered from infertility and needed treatment for a period of time. Finally, I'm more practical. Let's talk about the symptoms of male infertility.

What are the symptoms of male infertility

First, the incidence of male infertility is about 10%. Among them, the simple female factor is about 50%, the simple male factor is about 30%, and the total number of male and female is about 20%. The latter can be further divided into azoospermia, oligospermia, asthenospermia, asthenospermia and infertility with normal sperm count.

Second: male infertility in addition to congenital testicular malformation and dysplasia, the external potential harm is men's underwear, which is often ignored. The contraction of scrotum is to regulate the temperature of testis, which is about 2 degrees lower than the body temperature. Only when the testis is about 2 degrees lower than the body temperature, it is conducive to the optimal state of testosterone secretion. Testosterone is an important substance to promote spermatogenesis. Nowadays, tight men's underwear is popular. Generally, the front design is double-layer, wrapping the scrotum and penis together. After a long time, the crotch will be in a hot and humid environment for a long time, becoming a hotbed for virus and bacteria breeding.

Third: the long-term high temperature and humidity in the crotch is the potential risk of common male diseases such as prostatitis, varicocele, seminal vesiculitis and scrotal eczema. Prostatitis, varicocele and seminal vesiculitis are common diseases of male infertility. Therefore, experts suggest to wear scrotal bag underwear with good ventilation and heat dissipation isolation to keep the crotch dry, breathable and heat dissipation for a long time.

matters needing attention

Avoid onion, garlic, pepper, cinnamon and other stimulating food. Avoid fat, fried, moldy, pickled food. Avoid mutton, dog meat, leek, pepper and other warm blood food. Avoid exposure to radiation and harmful substances, such as some chemicals and heavy metals, and avoid high temperature operation. Infertile patients should avoid smoking and drinking.