Medical certified azoospermia refers to the diagnosis of azoospermia after three consecutive tests of semen centrifugation without sperm, which requires the exclusion of non ejaculation and retrograde ejaculation. Azoospermia is the extreme case of male infertility, and its incidence rate accounts for 8%~10% of infertile men. There are many reasons for azoospermia. Today, the editor of 592 Baby Net will introduce to you the azoospermia caused by acquired factors. Acquired factors can be divided into infectious factors, exogenous factors, iatrogenic factors, environmental factors, drug effects, and local high-temperature effects. Can endocrine abnormalities leading to azoospermia be cured? The editor of 592 Baobao Net tells everyone that it can be treated and after treatment, fertility can be restored.

Symptoms of male endocrine abnormalities and azoospermia.

Manifestations of pituitary space occupying lesions include headache, visual loss, visual loss, visual loss, ophthalmoplegia, elevated intracranial pressure, etc; Insufficient secretion of hormones in the posterior pituitary gland: diabetes insipidus such as polyuria, thirst, low urine proportion, and low osmotic pressure; Pubic hair, axillary hair shedding, impotence, testicular atrophy, oligospermia; Loss of thyroid function; Cold expression, mental exhaustion, slow movement, intellectual and memory loss, drowsiness, hypothermia, loss of appetite, dry skin, low sweating, constipation, etc; Loss of adrenal cortex function: intolerance to hunger. There are often symptoms of hypoglycemia.

Treating azoospermia caused by endocrine abnormalities.

Endocrine therapy should treat azoospermia caused by endocrine abnormalities. FSH in the blood. LH is significantly lower than normal levels, indicating a decrease in low gonadotropin function. HCG or HMG treatment can be used and is effective within one year.

Patients with hyperprolactinemia can be treated with bromocriptine. If prolactin is too high, an MRI examination is needed to see if there is a pituitary tumor. If there is no sperm disease, radiation therapy or surgery should be performed.

What are the items for checking endocrine abnormalities.

1. Blood sugar. The fasting blood glucose of normal individuals is 3.9-6.1 mmol/L. By checking blood sugar, we can determine whether abnormal pancreatic secretion leads to male infertility.

2. Blood T3. T4. This is also a key step in male infertility testing, by examining blood T3. T4 to understand thyroid function and pituitary secretion function.

3. Androgen determination. The normal serum testosterone concentration is 0.3~1.0μ G/dl. When the concentration of testosterone is greater than 0.3μ At g/dl, impotence is not related to testosterone concentration.

4. Determination of serum gonadotropins. An increase in FSH is a reliable basis for severe irreversible seminiferous tubule lesions.

5. Urine measurement. An increase in 17 ketosteroids in urine accompanied by normal or reduced likelihood of congenital adrenal cortical hyperplasia, such as 11 hydroxylase deficiency and 21 hydroxylase deficiency.

The examination of endocrine disorders plays a crucial role in the treatment of endocrine disorders. The editor reminds male friends that if they have endocrine disorders, they must be treated promptly to avoid delaying their condition and causing serious harm.

How to regulate endocrine abnormalities in male life?

1. Pay attention to diet. In terms of dietary regulation, food should be diverse and diverse, with a reasonable combination that is closer to vegetables. Fruits, eat less greasy and stimulating foods, cooking oil is mainly vegetable oil, supplemented by animal oil to obtain more unsaturated fatty acids. Men can also eat more high zinc foods during pregnancy because zinc is directly involved in sperm production and activity. For example, eat more oysters. Beef. Xiaomi. Peanuts. Beans. Radishes and so on.

2. Mental regulation. Ensure attention to rest. Adequate sleep. Avoid overwork and excitement, and maintain a happy spirit. Strengthen self-control and avoid negative and strong emotions (anger and fear) affecting the endocrine system.

3. Adjust work and rest time. Don't often stay up late to avoid disrupting normal physiological patterns, leading to hormonal imbalances or even insufficient secretion, and then leading to other diseases. This is also one of the measures to regulate male endocrine disorders. At the same time, participate in more exercise. Strengthen your physique.

4. Reasonable sexual activity. Many endocrine diseases are closely related to long-term singleness, disharmony in marital life, or insufficient marital life. Therefore, maintaining family harmony and harmonious marital life is of great significance for maintaining physical and mental health and regulating endocrine disorders.