"There are three types of unfilial piety, the greatest of which is not having offspring." With the improvement of social living standards and the increase of work pressure, more and more male friends are suffering from infertility. This has to arouse the common concern of society. So, in daily life, what bad behaviors can lead to reduced male fertility? Or even infertile? The following is your interpretation: Male friends should be wary of several major behaviors of male infertility.

Several spermicidal behaviors that expectant fathers must know

1. I like drinking coffee. Coffee can damage sperm and make it inactive, so drink coffee in moderation.

2. Smoking and drinking. Studies have shown that men who smoke regularly are three times more likely to suffer from infertility than men who have not smoked. Patients with chronic alcoholism will experience testicular atrophy, leading to a decrease in semen quality.

3. Like to eat seafood. Due to industrial pollution of the ocean, seafood contains too much mercury, a chemical that is harmful to reproduction.

4. Take a sauna. Sperm must develop normally at a constant temperature of 34 to 35°C, and the temperature in the sauna is much higher than this standard.

5. Frequent use of mobile phones. According to surveys by relevant departments, men who use mobile phones for a long time do have lower reproductive capacity.

6. Fast food. Fast food contains a lot of soy products. Long-term intake of large amounts will promote the secretion of estrogen, thereby inducing male reproductive problems.

How to treat male infertility

1. Immunotherapy

Male infertility treatment involves surgical removal of the reproductive tract and damaged lesions, reducing the production of sperm antibodies, and using immune preparations to achieve better results.

2. Treatment of sexual dysfunction

Actively treat sexual dysfunction and maintain a normal sexual life. Patients with congenital absence of vas deferens, vas deferens obstruction and vas deferens ligation should be actively treated with surgery.

3. Endocrine therapy

Promote hypogonadism. The main treatment for oligozoospermia is endocrine therapy with sex hormone drugs, and the combination of HCG and HMG is used to treat hypogonadism.

4. Artificial insemination

Male infertility treatment uses various physical and biochemical techniques to process semen, improve sperm fertilization ability, and perform artificial insemination. Using semen cryopreservation technology, azoospermia patients are given AID for sperm donor fertilization.