Why can’t I produce sperm?

Some men suffer from azoospermia, a condition where theejaculation does not contain sperm. This male infertilityproblem may be caused by infection, testicles that don’t producesperm, a congenital absence of the vas deferens, or a previousvasectomy. A semen analysis can tell you more.Click to see full answer. Regarding this, why can’t I produce sperm?It can also be caused by certain medications and healthconditions. In other cases of dry orgasm, men don’t produceenough semen to ejaculate because of genetic abnormalitiesof the reproductive system. Repeated orgasms use up all of thebody’s fresh semen and sperm. Blocked spermduct (ejaculatory duct obstruction)Furthermore, what are the signs of not being able to have a baby? Many of these couples have no symptoms. They don’thave any reason to suspect they may have infertilityuntil they start trying to conceive. Common Signs of Infertility in Men Changes in sexual desire. Testicle pain or swelling. Problems maintaining erection. Issues with ejaculation. Small, firm testicles. Regarding this, what does it mean if a man has no sperm? Azoospermia means that you do not havesperm in the fluid that leaves your body when youejaculate. It may not mean that you are not producingsperm and they can’t get out. If the bloodtests suggest that there may be sperm being made then theonly way to be sure is to actually take a small sample fromyour testicle.Can a man with zero sperm count get a woman pregnant?Your chance of getting your partnerpregnant decreases with decreasing sperm counts. Somemen have no sperm in their semen at all. Thereare many factors involved in reproduction, and the number ofsperm in your semen is only one. Some men withlow sperm counts successfully father children.