Patient's question:
My husband carefully checked and found weak sperm. He doesn't smoke or drink beer regularly, so how could he still have weak sperm?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, common causes of asthenozoospermia include reproductive tract infections such as epididymitis, vas deferens inflammation, seminal vesicle inflammation, and prostatitis. If the condition is caused by inflammation, it is recommended to drink more water, urinate frequently, avoid prolonged sitting, and engage in appropriate physical activity. During treatment, the diet can include more zinc-rich foods such as seafood, lean meat, and animal organs, especially oysters and clams. Additionally, it is advised to take oral fourth-generation protein zinc and selenium chewable tablets, as well as lycopene.Furthermore, for male patients undergoing treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet and consume more light foods to avoid unnecessary harm.