Patient's question:
Can I still get pregnant with abnormal sperm? The doctor said my sperm is abnormal and it affects pregnancy, asking me to actively treat it. What should I do? Can I still get pregnant with abnormal sperm? Is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
The causes of teratozoospermia include urinary and genital tract infections, orchitis caused by the second-order neurons of mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, and others. These can all lead to an increase in abnormal sperm, typically including double-headed sperm, which affects sperm quality. The use of hormones or certain chemical drugs, such as anticancer drugs, reserpine, busulfan, and furans, can cause sperm to develop immaturely. Radiation exposure to the gonads can lead to drastic changes in sperm. Long-term high fever in the scrotum, chronic alcoholism (especially high-concentration spirits), can all cause sperm to become deformed. It is recommended that you visit a specialized hospital for a detailed and thorough examination to confirm the diagnosis and receive targeted treatment. Do not miss the best time for treatment.