Male Infertility
Male Infertility Treatment in Jaipur, Rajasthan
Alterations in Semen Production
The reduced number of sperm production is one of the predominant causes of male infertility. Semen may contain few spermatozoa (oligozoospermia) or no spermatozoa (azoospermia) due to problems in its production in the testicles. The prominent causes for low semen production are due to:
Disorder of the brain (Hypothalamus and pituitary gland), Genetic disorders (Klinefelter syndrome, alteration of genes contained in the Y-chromosome that regulates the formation of spermatozoa, other numerous testicular problems, such as underdevelopment, anomalous development, failure to descend into the scrotum (cryptorchidism), trauma, and inflammations (like sexually transmitted etc), tumors, exposure to toxic substances, chemotherapy and radiotherapy and varicocele, excessive stress and drug addiction can be a cause..
Spermatozoa may not be found or found in very low numbers in semen because of the obstructions in their path from the testicles to the urethra owing to various reasons. They are:
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Absence of part of the conduits (frequently associated with the cystic fibrosis gene)
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Inflammations
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Tumors
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Trauma
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Involuntary Surgical Lesions
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Vasectomy
Spermatozoa can also show anomalies in their motility(astenozoospermia), morphology(teratozoospermia) or vitality(necrozoospermia) due to different causes relating to infections, presence of antibodies(which act against spermatozoa), DNA fragmentation(genetic material contained in the spermatozoid’s head), oxidation phenomena, varicocele(anomalous dilation of veins that come out mainly from the left testicle). The quality and count of the sperms can also be affected by major diseases such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, kidney disease and hepatic insufficiency, as well as the intake of certain medications, tobacco and stress.
Genital tract disorders
Genital tract disorders stop semen from being deposited in the vagina during intercourse (erectile impotence, absence of ejaculation). In addition, there could be an abnormal situation of the urinary meatus like
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If it is below its normal location (hypospadias) or above it (epispadias)
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If the penis has a curvature that is too pronounced or a decrease in its size
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Other general problems are Obesity and other erection problems, premature or delayed ejaculation and other ejaculation problems that can also prevent the spermatozoa from being adequately deposited in the vagina.
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