Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I would like to consult about the best treatment for asthenozoospermia. I've been married for two or three years, but haven't had any children yet. My parents are urging us to have a child soon. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, I found out that I have asthenozoospermia. What should I do if I have asthenozoospermia? How should asthenozoospermia be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the cause of asthenozoospermia needs to be identified, and treatment should be targeted at the cause. For example, varicocele and cryptorchidism can be treated with surgery; genital tract infections should be treated with antibiotics; patients with autoimmune anti-sperm antibodies can try immunosuppressive agents such as adrenal glucocorticoid drugs and high-dose vitamin C. For oligozoospermia caused by exogenous factors, these external factors can be removed. As the primary disease and external factors are removed, sperm count will increase, achieving satisfactory results. Asthenozoospermia severely affects your fertility, and only by identifying the cause can a reasonable treatment plan be formulated. It is recommended that you seek treatment promptly at a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital, follow the doctor's advice, and avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.