What does it mean when a man has no sperm?

Not only do many gynecological diseases occur in women, but men also suffer from andrological diseases that have a great impact on their bodies. Among them, azoospermia is a disease that exists in a small number of men. Azoospermia mainly refers to a man who has normal sexual life and writing activities, but no sperm is discharged after sexual intercourse. What are the causes of azoospermia in men?

What are the causes of male azoospermia?

1. Endocrine factors: primary gonadotropin deficiency leading to hypogonadism, secondary gonadotropin deficiency leading to hypogonadism, high follicle-stimulating hormone oligospermia, and hyperprolactinemia can all cause azoospermia.

2. Infectious factors: chronic epididymitis, chronic prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis and specific infections can also lead to azoospermia if not treated for a long time.

3. Varicocele: Due to the increase in local temperature of the testicles, the spermatogenic function of the testicles and the vitality of sperm are affected, making it impossible for male sperm to survive, resulting in azoospermia.

4. Environmental factors: Exposure to pesticides, chemicals, certain organic solvents and heavy metals, drugs, radiation and high temperatures can also cause azoospermia.

If there is a problem with sperm, men naturally cannot get pregnant normally. To solve the problem of abnormal sperm and semen in men, "GRH testicular spermatogenesis and activation therapy" - put sperm on the "right track" of fertility.

Testicular sperm activation therapy integrates Chinese medicine's meridian theory, yin-yang balance theory, Western medicine's endocrinology, immunology, etc. It is the most effective treatment for male oligospermia, asthenospermia, and azoospermia.

By stimulating the hypothalamus to secrete GnRH (gonadotropin-releasing hormone), it can directly nourish and repair the seminiferous tubules, supporting cells (which provide a microenvironment suitable for sperm differentiation and phagocytize degenerated sperm), interstitial cells (which can secrete androgen), seminiferous tubule muscle cells, and spermatogenic cells, effectively promoting sperm production and improving sperm survival rate. It is especially effective for infertility caused by oligospermia, asthenospermia, and azoospermia. It can improve sperm quality in 3 months (the entire sperm maturation process takes about 90 days).