Patient's question:
It's been almost a year since we got married, but we haven't been able to conceive yet. The check-up revealed low sperm count and poor motility. What could be the reason? What kind of tests and treatments are needed?Doctor's answer:
This is quite tricky. If the number is small, it can be stimulated through medication. If the vitality is poor, it's difficult to handle. The reasons for low sperm quality, in addition to reproductive system diseases, also include: 1. Radiation. Sperm cells are among the most sensitive cells to radiation. Excessive radiation can have adverse effects on sperm. Electromagnetic waves, nuclear radiation, and X-ray exposure are all assassins of human sperm, which can cause abnormal sperm cells and a decline in sperm quality. 2. Organic substances. Many organic substances are toxic to sperm, such as benzene, formaldehyde, food additives, and many other harmful chemicals that can hinder the development and vitality of sperm, even leading to testicular atrophy.