Patient's question:
I got pregnant a few months ago, but at 2 months, the pregnancy stopped, and I had a miscarriage at the hospital. In the past few days, my husband and I have been preparing to focus on having a child, but we found out that he has asthenozoospermia. What kind of help is needed: Can asthenozoospermia cause miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Low sperm motility does not necessarily mean there are flaws in the genetic information carried by the sperm. The intrinsic quality of sperm is not necessarily poor, so this issue requires a comprehensive assessment. Generally speaking, individuals with low sperm motility can still have healthy children through standardized conditioning and treatment. Therefore, for patients experiencing recurrent miscarriages, the male partner should undergo thorough examinations at the perinatal center to confirm relevant factors and receive timely treatment.