Patient's question:
What methods are needed to treat male infertility? The number of dead sperm in the semen is relatively high, and I plan to go to the hospital for treatment of male infertility. If the number of dead sperm in the semen is high, what methods can be used for treatment? What methods are needed to treat male infertility?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, sperm expelled outside the body within one hour should be above 70% in terms of normal living sperm. However, if sperm that are on the verge of death account for less than 40%, it can lead to obstructed delivery. If sperm that fail to survive within six hours of ejaculation occur, it can result in the recurrence of infertility. The movement of sperm is directly related to the fructose contained in the seminal vesicles. If fructose decreases, leading to a lack of nutrition, it can cause an increase in sperm mortality. Additionally, a deficiency in vitamins A and E can also have a significant impact on sperm movement. Physical inflammation can also lead to dead sperm syndrome, at which point it is necessary to understand the type of dead sperm syndrome you have.