Patient's question:
How should abnormal sperm be treated? My wife has been unable to conceive, and a thorough medical check-up revealed that I have abnormal sperm. What should I do? How should abnormal sperm be treated? Is it treatable?Doctor's answer:
Sperm, also known as abnormal sperm, refers to morphological variations in the head, body, and tail. Head abnormalities include giant heads, amorphous shapes, and double heads; body abnormalities include thickened bodies, fractures, and incomplete structures; tail abnormalities include curled tails, double tails, and missing tails. In daily life, it is important to avoid excessive sexual activity, not to smoke or drink beer, not to deprive oneself of nutrition, not to expose oneself to excessive heat, and not to be overly anxious or depressed. Additionally, attention should be paid to endocrine disorders, urinary and reproductive system infections, chemical agents, environmental pollution, and radiation, as these factors may all potentially lead to the recurrence of sperm abnormalities.