Patient's question:
I want to have a child, but after more than a year of effort, my wife hasn't gotten pregnant. We went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and found that I have asthenozoospermia, with low sperm vitality, which makes it difficult for my wife to conceive successfully. I would like to ask, is asthenozoospermia treatable? How can I improve sperm quality to get pregnant sooner?Doctor's answer:
The causes of asthenozoospermia are very numerous, such as inflammatory infections of the reproductive system, varicocele, abnormal vaporization of semen, endocrine diseases, and so on. These can all lead to the recurrence of asthenozoospermia. To some extent, asthenozoospermia can cause infertility or subfertility. Therefore, if this situation occurs, one can undergo systematic examinations in the perinatal department of a regular medical institution to identify the cause and then receive symptomatic treatment, which is beneficial for pregnancy.