Testicular problems have always been a nightmare for many male friends who are preparing to have children. Among the many infertility diseases, the most difficult to solve problem is related to the reproductive organs that produce sperm and eggs. Women's ovarian problems are not yet prominent, while male infertility is almost always related to the testicles to some extent. Many people are very concerned about the problem of testicular spermatogenesis disorders, so if spermatogenesis disorders occur, can we have fertility? Can this function be restored?

1、 Etiology of testicular spermatogenic dysfunction

There are two main reasons for azoospermia, one is obstruction of the semen duct. Secondly, the testicular spermatogenic function is impaired. By combining spermatogenic cytology with seminal plasma biochemical examination. It can be determined that azoospermia is caused by obstruction. Or testicular spermatogenesis disorder. Is there any viral orchitis caused by testicles, radiation exposure, bilateral cryptorchidism, mumps, genital damage, varicocele, edible cottonseed oil, local high temperature in the testicles, etc. Congenital factors, such as congenital testicular dysplasia or immaturity, chromosomal abnormalities. Endocrine diseases that cause dysfunction of testicular spermatogenesis are more important than infectious factors such as adrenal, thyroid, pituitary diseases, and orchitis caused by mumps. Radiation, temporary damage can be reversed, although some may take months or even years. The effects of warmth, high temperature occupation, and wearing tight pants can cause the testicles to press against the inguinal canal or cling tightly to the abdominal wall, resulting in an increase in testicular temperature and a decrease in testicular spermatogenic function.

2、 Can testicular spermatogenic dysfunction lead to fertility?

If testicular biopsy shows sperm, it indicates the presence of testicular spermatogenesis, which may be unilateral obstructive azoospermia. You can choose to use testicular sperm extraction for in vitro fertilization, or you can check if there is a surgical connection to the obstructed area, so that you have the opportunity to deliver on your own after the joint. Solemnly remind: Because we cannot see the patient in person, we cannot fully understand the condition. The above suggestions are for reference only. Please go to the hospital for specific diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of a doctor! Specifically, special traditional Chinese medicine formulas can be used to regulate the endocrine system and the occurrence, excretion, maturation, and movement of sperm in the human body. Improve blood circulation in the testes and epididymis, improve the spermatogenic environment, increase sperm density, motility, and motility; Simultaneously unblock the vas deferens and quickly cure oligospermia and asthenospermia caused by various reasons.

3、 Can testicular spermatogenic dysfunction recover?

Testicular spermatogenic dysfunction can be treated. In this situation, it is necessary to take care of your body, pay more attention to your lifestyle habits, do not stay up late, try not to take a hot bath, do not eat spicy or junk food, quit smoking, drinking, and exercise more, so that your body can recover faster. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for testicular puncture, vas deferens photography, and urinary ultrasound examination in a timely manner. It usually takes one to three months of treatment. In order to restore the spermatogenic function of the testes, drugs that tonify the kidneys and strengthen yang can be taken, and dietary adjustments can also be chosen. One should strengthen physical exercise in daily life. Eat more foods that tonify the kidneys and boost yang in your diet. Ginseng, deer antler, and deer whip are the best products for tonifying the kidney and strengthening yang, and can be supplemented. The main component of sperm is protein, and it is important to eat foods with high protein content in daily life.

Overall, testicular spermatogenic dysfunction is indeed a relatively bad disease. If it cannot be cured as soon as possible, the testicular spermatogenic function will continue to decrease in the future. If it is delayed for too long, it may even cause complete loss of sperm. In this way, even if testicular puncture is done, it is impossible to obtain sperm for reproduction!