Patient's question:
After the wedding, my wife got pregnant twice, but both times she had a miscarriage for no apparent reason. Later, we went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and I was diagnosed with sperm deformity syndrome. The semen test revealed that my sperm deformity rate was as high as 76%. The doctor said that a high sperm deformity rate can easily lead to miscarriage. How should this be treated? How should a high sperm deformity rate be treated?Doctor's answer:
The male sperm deformity rate is high, and the chances of the female getting pregnant will be very low. Even if pregnancy occurs, there is a high probability of premature birth, miscarriage, or even deformed fetuses due to poor sperm quality. Generally, the number of deformed sperm in male semen will never be less than 20%. Your deformed sperm count is too high, and it is necessary to seek treatment as soon as possible. To treat sperm deformity, the first step is to identify the cause, and then symptomatic treatment can effectively lead to self-recovery.