What should be done for male azoospermia?
Sep 13, 2022
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Li Mingchuan
Introduction
Men with azoospermia can make dietary adjustments by consuming more foods that enhance sexual health, such as those rich in vitamin B, vitamin E, protein, and trace elements. Commonly recommended foods include eggs, meat floss, sunflower seeds, crab, millet, and sesame seeds. Additionally, increasing intake of nucleic acid-rich foods may help indirectly improve sexual function when nucleic acids are sufficiently available in the body.
After sperm and egg successfully combine, a new life can be conceived. However, due to the worsening external environment, male sperm quality is continuously declining, which may prevent the successful union of sperm and egg and ultimately lead to loss of male fertility. So, what should men do if they have no sperm?
What to Do About Male Azoospermia
Men with azoospermia (no sperm) can make dietary adjustments by consuming more foods that enhance sexual health, such as those rich in vitamin B, vitamin E, protein, and trace elements. Commonly recommended foods include eggs, meat floss, sunflower seeds, crab, millet, and sesame seeds. It's also beneficial to eat more foods high in nucleic acids. Adequate nucleic acid levels in the body can improve overall physical function, indirectly enhance sexual performance, and delay sexual aging.
If azoospermia is severe, it’s important to promptly visit a hospital for relevant examinations. If conditions such as varicocele or reduced testicular sperm production are diagnosed, treatment should be targeted based on the specific underlying cause. Therefore, avoid self-medicating during treatment to prevent adverse drug reactions.
It's also advisable to moderately consume nuts and seeds, as they are rich in vitamins E and B, as well as trace minerals, which help improve nutritional status and support faster recovery. We hope this information is helpful to you. Wishing you good health and happiness.
