Patient's question:
How can high sperm deformity rates be treated? I've been married for nearly two years, but I still can't get pregnant. My mother-in-law always blames me for the problem. I've had one miscarriage before, which shows that I can actually get pregnant. I've undergone numerous tests recently, and there are no issues with my fallopian tubes or uterus. After my husband got tested, he said his sperm deformity rate is 95%. So, what should I do about the high sperm deformity rate?Doctor's answer:
Hello, abnormal sperm also exist in normal semen, generally accounting for a percentage lower than 30%. If the percentage of abnormal sperm exceeds 50%, it is referred to as high abnormal sperm rate, which can lead to infertility.Causes include:
- A large number of abnormal sperm in semen indicates abnormalities in the testes;
- Certain medications, such as furan derivatives, can increase sperm abnormality rates;
- Varicocele can lead to an increase in abnormal sperm, with typical examples being double-headed sperm;
- Additionally, acute diseases and physical or psychological factors can also contribute to the condition.
It is recommended to seek appropriate treatment after a clear diagnosis.