Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I have recently experienced a decrease in sperm count during sexual activity, so I would like to understand what factors can cause low sperm count.Doctor's answer:
The normal spermatogenesis function in males relies on the proper functioning of all its components. Any disruption in any of these stages can interfere with spermatogenesis. Additionally, conditions such as thyroid and adrenal gland disorders can also impair testicular function, leading to oligospermia.Nicotine and other components in tobacco can directly and indirectly damage sperm, thereby reducing their motility. Chronic alcohol consumption can directly and indirectly impair sperm activity, and there are many medications that can affect sperm motility. If oligospermia reoccurs, it is essential to seek timely treatment.
Furthermore, during the treatment of male reproductive disorders, in addition to medication, the patient's dietary habits and psychological state are also crucial. It is important for patients to maintain a light diet and consistently keep a positive and cheerful mindset to avoid unnecessary interference in the complete recovery from male reproductive disorders.