Patient's question:
I've been married for 3 years and haven't had any children yet. During this time, I've sought medical help, taken medicine, and even prayed to gods and Buddha for everything. But still, we haven't had any children. They, the newlyweds, had a thorough check-up at the hospital and found that the man was suffering from low sperm count. What are the reasons for a man experiencing low sperm count again? But I don't know what to do about it.Doctor's answer:
1. Reproductive System Infection: If there is an infection in the male reproductive system, it can cause changes in the composition of semen, such as changes in zinc, magnesium, citrate, etc. The increase in fructose and the decrease in pH can both affect sperm motility, leading to asthenozoospermia.2. Long-term Cold Sensation: One of the causes of asthenozoospermia. If ejaculation does not occur for a long time, the sperm density may increase, which can also lead to many sperm being (dead or dying), affecting their motility and normal function.
3. Varicocele: Many patients with asthenozoospermia suffer from varicocele.