Azoospermia is a very complex disease that many people find very difficult to detect, and by the time they need treatment for infertility, it is often too late. Such a disease is naturally very troublesome, with almost no symptoms after onset, to the point of missing the best treatment opportunity. Some male friends have come up with some methods to determine whether they have this type of disease based on small changes in their body, even the color of semen. So what are the symptoms of azoospermia and what color are the sperm of azoospermia?

1、 Pathological causes of azoospermia and azoospermia

The etiology and symptoms of azoospermia. The etiology of azoospermia is very complex and can be divided into two types: testicular dysfunction and vas deferens obstruction. Azoospermia caused by testicular dysfunction is a primary disease, and azoospermia caused by obstruction of the vas deferens is also known as obstructive azoospermia, which is relatively easy to treat. In clinical practice, the main symptom of azoospermia is the absence of sperm during semen testing. Most patients usually only discover their illness after marriage, causing great pain to their families. If it is congenital, this disease is difficult to treat. If it is a traffic jam, it can be eliminated. The etiology and symptoms of azoospermia. The main causes of azoospermia are dysfunction of sperm production, nutritional deficiency, epididymitis, and poor dietary habits. The clinical manifestations of azoospermia vary and are related to specific causes. Some patients have no obvious symptoms, some have symptoms such as chronic prostatitis, orchitis, seminal vesiculitis, and others have symptoms such as ejaculation, premature ejaculation, and low libido. There are many factors that can lead to sperm death, such as changes in semen pH and the emergence of anti sperm antibodies. The key to treating azoospermia is to treat the primary disease.

2、 Symptoms of azoospermia and azoospermia

Men with azoospermia will lose their fertility. The most common are Croutzfeldt Jacobs syndrome, cryptorchidism, and cellular syndrome. There are only sertoli cells and no spermatogenic cells in the patient's testicles. Some azoospermia patients have symptoms caused by orchitis or testicular atrophy, such as testicular malformations, cryptorchidism, and testicular underdevelopment, which prevent the testicles from producing sperm normally. The emergence of azoospermia can make patients uninterested in sexual activity. Patients with azoospermia are not interested in sexual activity and often experience decreased libido due to physical exhaustion, which seriously affects their normal life and work. Patients may experience symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, fatigue, and general soreness in the early stages. Over time, the patient's other body organs may also exhibit abnormalities, posing a serious threat to the body.

3、 Sperm color in azoospermia

Normal sperm are thick and milky white, sometimes containing gray white clots. The sperm of azoospermia patients are semi transparent, with thin and yellowish mucus, and slightly cloudy. Of course, the clinical manifestations of azoospermia patients are diverse. Some patients have no obvious clinical symptoms, while others may suffer from chronic prostatitis. In addition, some patients suffer from genital inflammation, such as orchitis and seminal vesiculitis. Another group of patients exhibit symptoms such as premature ejaculation, ejaculation, and low libido.

Although azoospermia and azoospermia do have some symptoms, most of these symptoms are very weak, and it is difficult for ordinary people to feel the appearance of these symptoms, especially when there is no need for fertility, the attention to these will inevitably further decrease. So azoospermia and azoospermia are relatively simple symptoms that can be cured. Ordinary people don't need to pay too much attention to these symptoms in their daily lives, and they don't have much effect!