Patient's question:
Married for more than five years, we have never been able to have a child. At first, we thought it was my wife's problem, but after her check-up, there were no issues. Last year, when we got tested at a hospital in the county, we found out it was dead sperm. Since then, we have been treating it with traditional Chinese medicine for about half a year, but there has been no improvement. How can dead sperm be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main causes of asthenozoospermia are primarily infections or abnormalities in the reproductive organs; some patients may have a history of chronic prostatitis, orchitis, or seminal vesiculitis; some patients may also experience premature ejaculation, low libido, or nocturnal emissions. The diagnosis is mainly based on semen analysis. Generally speaking, if the non-viable sperm count in semen analysis exceeds 40%, it is referred to as excessive asthenozoospermia. Leukocytes are often found in routine semen analysis or prostatic fluid analysis. It is recommended that you visit a specialized hospital for examination. Based on the examination results, symptomatic treatment should be administered under the guidance of a doctor. Identify the underlying cause and then proceed with symptomatic treatment.