Questions about Azoospermia?

[Kumar]

Hello,

Azoospermia is linked to no sperm in semen. It can be due to obstructive and non-obstructive reasons.

I have some questions in this respect:-

1. Can azoospermia, due to non-obstructive reasons or due to growth arrest of sperms at spermocyte stage, be due to pH and temp. imbalances at growth's sites of sperms in testicles?

2. Will such immature sperms show immotile (no motility) sperms on sperm analysis?

3. Can vitamin C supplements, by its effect on pH, be linked to growth of sperms?

4. Can growth arrest and immotility of sperms be linked to "redox" imbalances?

Best wishes.

 

[Kumar]

Many relevant benefits are indicated on following link:-

Twenty men who had the agglutination problem and ten controls where tested. These thirty men were randomly divided into three groups of ten, one month's supply of a daily supplement of 1000mg of C, 200mg of C, or a placebo given to each member. The overall results, as displayed in the chart below showed a substantial improvement in all qualities of sperm for the supplemented groups.

http://www.cforyourself.com/Conditions/Infertility/infertility.html

http://www.cforyourself.com/Conditions/Infertility/improvement.gif

Can we relate with the questions as I asked in first post?