How can dead sperm syndrome be treated to achieve a better recovery?

Patient's question:

I feel like my semen volume is low, sperm motility is poor, and there are many dead sperm. It is also accompanied by tooth tremor, dizziness, tinnitus, deafness, forgetfulness, heart palpitations, weak waist and knees, dull mentality, and often a lack of libido. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

A deficiency in trace element zinc and vitamin E is also a major cause of oligospermia. The key to treating asthenozoospermia lies in treating prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis while also addressing other underlying causes of the condition and actively providing treatment, such as surgical intervention for varicocele, the flexible use of hormone drugs to regulate endocrine function, and the digestion of various nutrients. Additionally, medication to promote sperm formation and reduce sperm vitality should be administered to comprehensively stabilize semen quality and reduce the risk of female infertility. Timely oral medication, avoiding overexertion in daily life, and maintaining good personal hygiene are also essential.

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