Patient's question:
Sperm mortality exceeds 60%. Can I still have children? How is this disease treated? What precautions should be taken before surgery for asthenozoospermia?Doctor's answer:
First, you need to quit smoking and drinking. The harm of smoking and drinking is very significant, severely affecting liver function and causing sperm mutation, leading to the birth of unhealthy babies. It also increases the heat stress on the testicles. Some people dislike saunas and steam baths, as high temperatures can cause abnormalities in sperm production and even kill sperm. Since sperm is extremely fragile, its evolution suggests a preference for lower environmental temperatures. Frequent high-temperature exposure fails to provide a suitable environment for sperm. Unhealthy sexual lives can transmit sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). If STDs are contracted, the semen becomes infected with STD bacteria, losing its vitality and resulting in azoospermia.