Patient's question:
Which is better for treating oligospermia and asthenozoospermia? What reasons can lead to asthenozoospermia? Where are the most professional treatments for infertility? Recently, I had a thorough examination and the doctor said I have asthenozoospermia. Do I really need to be treated? What medications can be used to treat asthenozoospermia? What methods can cure it?Doctor's answer:
Your sperm motility is relatively normal, but the vitality is not weak. Asthenozoospermia, also known as weak sperm, refers to a condition where the percentage of progressively motile sperm (grade a and b) in the semen parameters is less than 50% or there is a lack of grade a motility.Recommendation: Seek treatment at a regular hospital. Low sperm viability indicates a higher chance of sperm and egg fertilization. Patients should promptly visit a hospital for examination. Delaying treatment can easily lead to infertility.