Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year, and I have been married to my wife for over a year. Until now, we still don't have any children. I want to go to the hospital to test the quality of my sperm. Could you please tell me what the normal values for sperm quality are generally?Doctor's answer:
To conceive normally, one must first have healthy sperm and eggs. If a man's sperm quality is compromised, it will certainly affect a woman's ability to conceive. There are several indicators for male sperm quality, including the density of sperm, which should be greater than 20 million per milliliter. In terms of sperm motility, the percentage of A-grade sperm should be greater than 25%, and the percentage of A+B-grade sperm should be greater than 50%. The normal survival rate of sperm should be above 70%, and the abnormality rate of sperm should not exceed 40%.