Patient's question:
We've been divorced for 6 years and have been unable to conceive. Recently, I had a thorough check-up and found that my husband has asthenozoospermia. How can it be treated with low cost and good effect?Doctor's answer:
Normal male semen volume is 2 to 6 milliliters per ejaculation, with more than 20 million sperm per milliliter. Within 1 hour after ejaculation, the percentage of motile sperm should be above 70. If the motile sperm percentage is above 50, it is considered abnormal, referred to as low sperm motility, also known as asthenozoospermia. Sperm motility directly reflects sperm quality, withA sperm percentage should be greater than 25 or A plus B percentage greater than 50. There are many causes of low sperm motility, mainly including: 1. Long-term cold exposure, long-term non-ejaculation often results in high sperm density, many dead sperm, and poor sperm motility. This condition is considered normal, so before a semen analysis, a period of 5~7 days of cold exposure is recommended. It is also known as Klinefelter syndrome.