Patient's question:
Semen appears jelly-like. For a while, my wife has not been pregnant despite trying to conceive. The hospital examination revealed abnormal sperm, and I am asking about common treatments for abnormal sperm.Doctor's answer:
Hello, abnormal sperm morphology is present in normal semen to a certain extent, but it will never exceed 20% to 40%. If the normal morphology is below 30%, it is referred to as abnormal spermia (WHO). It can severely affect semen quality, significantly impair fertilization ability and fertility, and may lead to male infertility.For the management of abnormal sperm morphology, it is recommended to combine medication with comprehensive dietary adjustments that include zinc, selenium, and protein. This can promote the development of high-quality sperm and stabilize the sperm growth environment.
Choosing a reputable and professional urological hospital is relatively important. In addition to receiving standard treatment for urological conditions, patients should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in regular outdoor activities.