Patient's question:
How can sperm deformity be treated effectively? Some people have a high number of deformed sperm in their semen and are preparing to go to the hospital for treatment. How can this condition be treated appropriately? How can sperm deformity be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
In the routine semen analysis for infertility, it is often found that the sperm of some patients are more than half abnormal, such as conical heads, double heads, double tails, coiled tails, etc. This is called teratozoospermia. The increase in abnormal sperm rate often indirectly reflects the dysfunction of testicular spermatogenesis, and it inevitably affects the vitality and fertilization ability of sperm. Statistics show that when the abnormal sperm rate is below 20%, if there are too many abnormal sperm, sperm and egg cells cannot combine, which may lead to female infertility. Wish you a speedy recovery.