Patient's question:
What should a man with dead sperm do? I've been married for more than two years and recently decided to have a child. During the pre-pregnancy check-up, I found that I have dead sperm. What should a man with dead sperm do? What should a man with dead sperm do?Doctor's answer:
Normal male oligospermia is within a certain range, and your current oligospermia has dropped below 40%, which has a certain impact on childbirth. There are several reasons for male oligospermia, such as orchitis, epididymitis, and prostatitis, especially chronic prostatitis, which affects excretion. Additionally, a decrease in trace elements like zinc can impair sperm metabolism, leading to their death. There are several causes of male oligospermia, and different treatments are required for different causes. It is recommended that you visit a professional hospital for a detailed examination and symptomatic treatment. Do not miss the best time for treatment and childbirth. After suffering from asthenozoospermia or oligospermia, you should actively take medication while paying attention to daily life details. Avoid alcohol and smoking.