Patient's question:
Can dead sperm be treated effectively? Where can it be treated? I haven't had any children in a year after getting married, and after a thorough examination, I was diagnosed with dead sperm syndrome. I want to ask if this condition can be treated effectively? Can dead sperm syndrome be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Epididymitis refers to a condition where the viability of sperm decreases, with dead sperm accounting for less than 40%. This condition is one of the causes of male infertility. Generally, the causes of epididymitis are multiple, and it is recommended to identify the underlying cause before symptomatic treatment. It is advised to seek surgical treatment at a hospital.Common factors contributing to epididymitis include several. Patients with epididymitis need to receive active treatment and reduce unhealthy sexual activity. Unhealthy sexual activity can lead to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). After contracting STDs, the urinary system may become disrupted, exerting strong damage on sperm. When semen is infected by STD bacteria, its vitality is lost, leading to epididymitis. It is advised to seek surgical treatment at a hospital.