Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I would like to consult about how to treat asthenozoospermia. Last year, when I had a check-up, it was just a low sperm density, but a few days ago, the test showed asthenozoospermia. Now I really want to have a child, but the doctor said it's impossible with the current condition. How should I take care of myself? What treatment should be used to cure asthenozoospermia?Doctor's answer:
The motility or movement ability of sperm directly relates to human reproduction. Only sperm that move forward normally can ensure that they reach the ampulla of the fallopian tube to combine with an egg and form a fertilized egg. The result of asthenozoospermia is that sperm lack the power to swim forward into a woman's fallopian tubes and combine with sperm, making it impossible to form a fertilized egg and leading to infertility.You should go to a professional and regular hospital for infertility and infertility treatment, diagnose the cause, and receive targeted treatment. Professional hospitals have more advanced equipment, and doctors have a better understanding of the condition, which can help you avoid many detours! In daily life, pay attention to developing good habits, maintain a healthy diet, and keep a positive mood.