Post Date December, 03 2023
Oligospermia generally does not cause discomfort and is often treated for infertility. Can male infertility caused by oligospermia be cured? According to experts, it depends on the cause of oligospermia, as well as the active cooperation of the patient during treatment. It is necessary to follow the doctor's arrangements, and even after treatment, it is necessary to take reasonable care, develop a scientific lifestyle, and gradually cultivate the quantity and quality of sperm.
How to prevent oligospermia?
1. Changing Bad Habits
Change bad habits, quit smoking and alcohol; Don't eat too greasy food; Also pay attention to avoiding contact with toxic substances in daily life. There are also some common sense to pay attention to, such as the clothes brought back from the dry cleaning shop, it is best to leave them for a few days before wearing them, because dry cleaning agents can affect male sexual function.
2. Reasonable diet
The principle of oligospermia diet therapy is to supplement a large amount of trace elements such as zinc, selenium, vitamin E, and amino acid, which can promote sperm production and improve sperm activity.
3. Develop good personal habits
To develop good personal hygiene habits to prevent various infectious diseases that harm male fertility, such as mumps and sexually transmitted diseases.
4. Understand necessary sexual knowledge
To grasp a certain level of sexual knowledge, understand male physiological characteristics and health knowledge. If you find testicular changes that are different from usual, such as swelling, hardening, unevenness, pain, etc., it is necessary to promptly diagnose and treat.
5. Avoid testicular temperature increase
The testicle is a very delicate organ, and its optimal working temperature is about 1 degree lower than the human body temperature. If the temperature is high, it will affect the production of sperm, so any factor that can increase the temperature of the testicle should be avoided. For example, prolonged cycling, soaking in hot baths, wearing jeans, etc.
