How to identify whether you have dead sperm symptoms
Necrozoospermia is a common disease in men, also called oligozoospermia or azoospermia. Its main symptom is a small amount of semen or even no semen, resulting in inability to have normal fertility. For men suffering from dead sperm symptoms, early identification and treatment is important. The following explains in detail how to identify whether you have dead sperm symptoms from four aspects.
Observe ejaculation time and ejaculation volume
Under normal circumstances, a man\’s ejaculation time is generally between 2-5 minutes, and the amount of ejaculate will also change with time. If you find that your ejaculation time is too short or you have oligospermia during sex, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time. If this happens more and more often, you may have symptoms of dead sperm.
Check testicles
The human testicle is an important organ for sperm production. If there is a problem with the testicle, it will lead to the occurrence of necrozoospermia. Testicles can be examined visually or with an ultrasound. If there are nodules, swelling and other abnormalities in the testicles, there may be symptoms such as orchitis or testicular tumors, and timely medical treatment is required.
Test sex hormone levels
Testicular function is affected by regulated sex hormone levels. By testing testicular sex hormone levels to determine testicular activity, you can accurately determine whether a man suffers from the symptoms of dead sperm. If the level of sex hormones is low, it means that the testicles cannot produce sperm normally, and the probability of suffering from dead sperm increases.
Blood test
Some diseases (such as parotid gland infection, AIDS, diabetes, etc.) may have an impact on the reproductive system, and blood tests can help determine whether you have these diseases. In addition to the above diseases, men should also test adult initiator peptide, follicle-stimulating hormone, testosterone and other hormones to evaluate the functional level of the testicles.
Summary
For men who suffer from dead sperm symptoms, identifying the disease is critical. By observing the ejaculation time and amount, examining the testicles, testing sex hormone levels, and blood tests, you can determine whether you have symptoms of dead semen. If so, timely medical treatment may help patients restore their fertility and make their lives better.
