Patient's question:
How can high sperm deformity rates be treated? I've been married for almost two years, but I still can't get pregnant. My mother-in-law always blames me for the problem. I had a miscarriage once before, which shows that I can actually get pregnant. I've had a lot of tests recently, and there are no issues with my fallopian tubes or uterus. My husband got tested and said his sperm deformity rate is 95%. So, what should I do about the high sperm deformity rate?Doctor's answer:
Hello, abnormal sperm are also present 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.The causes include:
- A large number of abnormal sperm in the semen indicates abnormal testicular conditions;
- 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 as well as physical and psychological factors can also contribute to the condition.
It is recommended to seek appropriate treatment after a clear diagnosis.