Patient's question:
The semen analysis report for my husband is out. He has been diagnosed with asthenozoospermia, with only 4% of A and B grade sperm combined. I would like to ask, how can this condition be improved through treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Your condition has weak sperm, and the sperm quality needs to exceed the level of conception to have an A greater than or equal to 25% or A plus B greater than or equal to 50%. The sperm lacks the ability to penetrate the cervical mucus, pass through the uterus, and reach the fallopian tubes. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital to check what causes the weak sperm and examine whether the patient has urethritis, prostatitis, varicocele, etc., which may interfere with the vitality of sperm. It is advised that you promptly go to the perinatal center of a regular hospital for follow-up, identify the cause after examination, and receive targeted treatment. If strict treatment cannot be implemented, further in vitro fertilization through perinatal configuration can be considered to successfully complete childbirth.