How to treat azoospermia in IVF men?

How to treat azoospermia in Thai IVF men? Male azoospermia refers to three consecutive semen and urine after ejaculation.> The specimen is collected with 3000g for 15 minutes and is not detected under mud specific gravity microscopy

detect male sperm, so it is called azoospermia. For azoospermia patients, if male sperm can be obtained based on testicular puncture and the male sperm meets the regulations, Thailand IVF technology can be performed.

tWhat is azoospermia?

Azoospermia accounts for about 15% - 20% of male infertile patients. Doctors and experts in IVF in Thailand pointed out that the causes of azoospermia in men are more complicated and can be divided into two categories. One is the testicle

tDisorder in spermatogenic function is called primary azoospermia. The second is that the testicular spermatogenesis function is normal, and normal sperm can be produced. However, due to the obstruction of the vas deferens, sperm cannot be excreted from the body

This leads to the illusion of azoospermia, which is called obstructive azoospermia.

tWhat is the cause of azoospermia?

Testicular spermatogenic dysfunction is usually caused by genetic diseases (chromosomal abnormalities), congenital testicular abnormalities (abnormal development or abnormal positioning of the testis), endocrine disorders (low pituitary function, adrenalin

Hyposecretion, hyperthyroidism, etc.), radiation damage (radiation damages the spermatogenic cells in the testis) and other factors; while obstructive azoospermia is caused by some reason that causes the male vas deferens to be blocked (such as the epididymis

tubal atresia, compression of a cyst in the epididymis, absence of the vas deferens, gonorrhoeae, tuberculosis and other bacterial infections, etc.). In addition, some bad habits in men's daily life may also cause azoospermia

(such as smoking and drinking, taking a sauna, wearing tights, etc.).
For

example, some men may have an increased risk of azoospermia due to long-term exposure to radioactive substances or congenital testicular disease.

What are the symptoms of azoospermia in Thai IVF males?

(1) No sperm in semen

The absence of sperm in semen does not affect a man's sexual desire and sex life. Men often only know that they have azoospermia after marriage, and azoospermia affects men. The greater impact on men is that it leads to male infertility.

(2) Change in ph value

If the seminal vesicle is missing, the epididymis changes, and the vas deferens duct obstruction, the pH value of semen will decrease. If acute epididymitis, prostatitis, and seminal vesiculitis, pH 8.0. Research found: PH> 8.0

Test of elastase content in semen and seminal plasma suggests infection. If no abnormalities such as seminal vesicles, epididymal cysts or varicose veins are found by Doppler examination in an azoospermia patient with semen PH 7.0.

(3) Change in semen volume

This reflects the status of testosterone secretion by the testis and the functional status of the accessory gonads. According to statistics, congenital abnormalities or dysfunction of the seminal vesicle and prostate can cause a decrease in semen volume.

tHow should Thai IVF men prevent azoospermia?

(1) Keep away from radioactive materials

Sperms are extremely fragile. Electromagnetic waves and radiation can damage spermatogenic cells, cause spermatogenic disorders, and may directly lead to sperm death.

(2) Avoid external harm

Trauma, hernia repair, and prostate surgery can directly damage the testicles or cause obstruction of the seminiferous canal.

(3) Avoid local high temperature of the testis

Frequent and long-term hot baths, saunas and wearing tight underwear can reduce sperm vitality. Therefore, all factors in life that can increase testicular temperature should be avoided.

(4) Actively treat reproductive system diseases

Inflammation, tumors, tuberculosis and vascular abnormalities of the reproductive system can affect the spermatogenic function of the testis and the output function of sperm. Therefore, related diseases should be treated in a timely manner.

For example, some men engaged in radioactive work can easily cause damage to the reproductive system if they do not pay attention to protection. For another example, if a man suffers from epididymitis but is not treated promptly, he may gradually develop symptoms

affects the production and excretion of sperm.