Patient's question:
Chronic prostatitis with white blood cells 23-36, lecithin 30%, pus cells 2-4 HP, acidity pH 6.7, secretions: Gram-negative bacilli ++ HP, Candida albicans ++ HP, sperm vitality: 33.59%, viscosity: 29.12, sperm count: 131, A: 4.58%, B: 7.63%, C: 21.37%, D: 66.41%, abnormal sperm: 21.3%, semen volume: 2 ML. Male Doppler MRI report. PBI: Penile blood flow index. Detailed examination items: Radial artery: 24 CM, Dorsal penile artery: 3.9 CM, Left dorsal penile artery: 2.8 CM, Right dorsal penile artery: 2.4 CM. Test results: 7.5?Doctor's answer:
Your oligospermia, common causes include:(1) Congenital testicular dysgenesis or cryptorchidism leading to impaired spermatogenesis
(2) Varicocele, hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis
(3) Inflammation of the reproductive tract
(4) Immunosuppression and endocrine disorders
(5) Chromosomal abnormalities, especially sex chromosome aberrations, which severely affect sperm density and motility
(6) Factors such as drugs affecting spermatogenesis, insecticides, heavy metals, radiation, smoking, and alcohol intoxication can inhibit sperm production. However, in a small portion of patients, despite thorough examinations, no cause for increased sperm count can be identified, which is referred to as idiopathic oligospermia.