Patient's question:
I am 30 years old this year, and I have never been able to make my wife pregnant. My right testicle also feels very uncomfortable, and I have frequent spermatorrhea. My waist and knees are weak, and my semen is abnormal. Later, we went for a check-up and had a semen analysis done at the hospital. The doctor diagnosed it as asthenozoospermia, which made me feel very self-conscious. I want to ask what methods can be used to treat asthenozoospermia effectively? I want to get better as soon as possible.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the normal sperm vitality rate cannot be below 70%, withA sperm greater than 25% and AB sperm not below 50%. It should liquefy within 15-30 minutes to be considered normal for pregnancy. The causes of weak sperm include:1. Varicocele of the spermatic vein
2. Undescended testicle
3. Reproductive tract infection
4. Autoimmune issues
5. Endocrine abnormalities
6. Chromosomal abnormalities
7. Other causes
Excess scrotal temperature, radiation damage, and the influence of chemicals and medications can all lead to decreased sperm quality, resulting in weak sperm syndrome.
To determine the specific cause, further examination is needed to identify the underlying issue before symptomatic treatment can be administered.