Patient's question:
Recently, it was found that my husband's sperm abnormality rate is as high as 90%, with only 10% of normal sperm below the normal level. How should this condition be treated?Doctor's answer:
The causes of abnormal spermia include urinary and genital tract infections, orchitis caused by the second-order neurons of mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, and so on. These conditions can all interfere with sperm quality; exposure of the gonads to radiation can cause sperm to become deformed. If the abnormal sperm rate is below 70%, a chromosomal examination should be performed. If a chromosomal disease is present, treatment is relatively difficult. When mycoplasma or chlamydia infection is present in semen, sperm motility decreases, sperm density increases, and abnormal sperm continue to rise. The treatment methods vary depending on the cause.