Patient's question:
I am a 40-year-old male, married for ten years. My wife and I have been unable to conceive a child. After checking at the hospital, the doctor said I have necrospermia. I want to know how to treat necrospermia.Doctor's answer:
So-called dead sperm is a common issue encountered in our infertility clinic, and a frequently asked question by patients. They often ask, "Is it dead sperm?" First, we need to distinguish it. Professionally, we need to determine whether it is truly dead sperm or if the sperm is not moving under the microscope, which we consider as dead sperm. For true dead sperm, we need to identify its cause. Medically, based on the cause, some patients develop dead sperm due to certain inflammatory conditions, while others are affected by external factors, such as environmental pollution, which harms human health.