Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:And I've been married to my wife for many years, haven't used any contraception, but haven't gotten pregnant. I only found out after checking at the hospital. Please ask, can weak sperm really be effectively relieved?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. Sperm count above 50% and the highest motile sperm above 25% is considered abnormal, known as low sperm motility, or asthenozoospermia. Low sperm motility absolutely affects fertility, and severe cases can lead to infertility, but it is not lifelong infertility—these are two different concepts. The natural conception rate for low sperm motility is very low, and many factors can cause this condition to recur. Low sperm motility can hinder the combination of sperm and egg cells. Insufficient sperm motility affects the combination of sperm and egg cells, leading to the absence of fertilized eggs and making infertility and subfertility more likely. There are many treatment methods for male reproductive diseases, but since patients' conditions vary, the treatment approaches differ accordingly. Therefore, it is essential for patients to seek a prompt diagnosis to receive appropriate treatment.