Patient's question:
Looking for a hospital to check sperm deformity, you. My husband went for a detailed check a few days ago and was told that his sperm was deformed, but we really want a child. What should the experts do? Can you have a child with a high rate of deformed sperm?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons that can lead to teratozoospermia. Such as urinary and genital tract infections, orchitis caused by the second-order neurons of mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc. They can all cause an increase in abnormal sperm, with typical examples being double-headed sperm. It is recommended to avoid having children before recovery from the condition. From the perspective of eugenics, abnormal sperm in men can easily lead to miscarriage, premature birth, and intellectual problems in children after birth. It is advised to first go to a professional hospital for a thorough examination, receive targeted treatment, and not miss the best opportunity for treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.