Patient's question:
I have been married for three years and have never had children. My family is very anxious. I have gone to several hospitals for thorough examinations, and the doctors said I have asthenozoospermia, with a sperm vitality rate of only 20%. Is asthenozoospermia difficult to self-cure? What is the probability of me having children? I hope the doctor can help me.Doctor's answer:
Hello! As long as a man has viable sperm and the sperm's motility is normal, there is a chance of pregnancy. Of course, in the current situation, it is still recommended to conduct further detailed examinations to identify the reason for the increased sperm survival rate before selecting a treatment plan. It is advised that your husband should further improve the tests for seminal elastase or the pathogenic microbiology of semen, undergo blood tests for sex hormones, and have a color Doppler ultrasound of the scrotum to preliminarily determine the cause, and then treat the underlying condition accordingly.In addition, during the treatment of andrological diseases, apart from symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also crucial. The patient must avoid excessive mental stress and anxiety.