Patient's question:
Hello doctor. My wife and I have not had a child for two years. We have been trying to conceive, but it hasn't worked. I went to the hospital for a checkup and was told that my sperm motility is low and that I need treatment. I would like to ask if low sperm motility affects fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello, low sperm motility is a common clinical condition that can easily lead to chronic prostatitis, severe oligospermia, a sharp decline in sperm activity, and other symptoms. Causes include nutritional deficiencies, insufficient oxygen supply, changes in pH levels, infections in accessory glands and spermatic ducts, ultimately resulting in male infertility. Early detection and active treatment are essential.Suggestions: It is recommended to seek medical attention at a formal infertility and sterility specialty hospital. The doctor will conduct specialized examinations based on your condition to identify the root cause and severity of the issue. Rational treatment will be administered to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes.