Patient's question:
Since getting married over two years ago, my wife hasn't been able to conceive. Recently, we went to the hospital for infertility testing. After my semen analysis, it was found that the mortality rate of sperm was extremely high, with dead sperm accounting for over 90%. The doctor said it was severe asthenozoospermia and recommended that I seek treatment at a major hospital. I'm worried about whether this condition can be cured. Could you please tell me how much the routine dead sperm test costs?Doctor's answer:
There is a sufficient amount of sperm, but if infertility occurs, and there are dead sperm, the possible causes include: 1. Abnormal semen, due to congenital or acquired reasons leading to poor sperm development and dead sperm. 2. Autoimmune factors: When the autoimmune barrier of the male reproductive tract is destroyed, it leads to the production of antibodies against the male's own sperm in the body, resulting in infertility. Wishing you a speedy recovery.A high number of dead sperm in the semen can affect a man's fertility. Dead sperm lack the ability to move quickly and cannot combine with the egg, making it easy to cause infertility. Dead sperm can be cured, but the treatment process is generally slow, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's medication plan during treatment.