Azoospermia...No Sperm count...Infertility in Male

Azoospermia...No Sperm count...Infertility in Male





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Azoospermia...No Sperm count...Infertility in Male
Posted in 2016

Azoospermia....No sperm count...Infertility in Male
One of my friend ask me to explain Azoospermia.. It is one of the cause of Infertility.
Azoospermia (commonly referred to as “no sperm count”) is a male fertility issue many men face. Azoospermia is defined as the complete lack of sperm in the ejaculate. It occurs in 5% of infertile men. If this is the case, then one or both of two conditions may be present (“causes”):[do action=”clear”/]
There is a problem with sperm production.
There is a blockage such that sperm production, although normal, cannot reach the ejaculate
Conditions That Cause Azoospermia
Primary testicular failure, Klinefelter syndrome
Y chromosome microdeletions
Genetic infertility due to abnormal chromosomes (karyotype)
Unexplained genetic infertility
Secondary testicular failure, Kallman syndrome
Unexplained gonadotropin deficiency
Hypothalamic/pituitary tumor
Hyperprolactinemia
Cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, surgery)
Varicocele effect
Pituitary suppression, drug induced (anabolic steroids, alcohol, glucocorticoids)
Testosterone supplements
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Severe illness (cancer, kidney or liver failure)
Diabetes mellitus
Sickle cell anemia
Hemachromatosis
Sperm autoimmunity
Pesticide/toxin exposure (including hot tubs and baths)
Undescended testicles at birth
Obstruction, congenital absence of the vas deferens (CAVD)
Ejaculatory duct obstruction
Epididymitis
Scrotal trauma or surgery
Young syndrome
Vasectomy
The above are causes..We can treat some of above. The male suffering from Diabetes should control it with their healthy food, life style etc..then this problem can be cured. Varicocele is 50% chances to cure. Remaining is according to individual conditions but the chances are very less to cure until unless he follows our guidance.


My advise
1...   Most of sexual problems in male can be solved with positive thinking and healthy life style
2...   Develop positive thinking
3....  Follow healthy habits

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