Patient's question:
I've been married for almost two years, but my wife hasn't been able to get pregnant. Three months ago, I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the results showed a severe case of dead sperm. After a period of treatment, there was still no improvement. Last week, I went for another check-up, and the result was a normal sperm percentage of 20%? How can this be considered normal? What are the reasons for the normal sperm percentage?Doctor's answer:
Sperm in semen can be healthy or unhealthy. There are live sperm and dead sperm. To calculate the percentage of normal sperm, subtract the sum of dead and unhealthy sperm from the total number of sperm in a unit quantity, then divide by the total number of sperm, and multiply by 100.The bathwater shouldn’t be too hot, especially for the important areas. This is beneficial for sperm health. Pay attention to radiation in daily life. Radiation has a significant harmful effect on sperm. Excessive alcohol consumption and heavy smoking are also harmful. Protect yourself before having children—it’s also protecting the next generation.