Patient's question:
Male, 31 years old, due to training reasons, I have to work at a desk every day for training and have almost no time for physical activity. I underwent a sperm check for fertility, and the result was asthenozoospermia. However, I had overtime during the days before the test as well. Should I wait until I rest and then retest? My parents really want a grandson, can my asthenozoospermia be cured?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is quite serious, as your unhealthy lifestyle has a significant impact on sperm. After resting well, you can retest your semen. If it remains unstable, treatment is necessary. There are many medications available for treating dead sperm syndrome, and the specific treatment should be tailored to your individual situation. If the results are not satisfactory, you can also consider assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization. It is important to maintain a healthy routine and increase physical exercise in your daily life to enhance your body's resistance and immunity.