Patient's question:
Doctor, my husband is 32 years old. Neither of us has been using contraception for the past year, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. After checking my body, I didn't find any factors that might interfere with conception. Later, at the doctor's suggestion, I took my husband for a thorough examination as well. We had three consecutive semen analyses, and the sperm vitality rate was all above 50%. The doctor said he has died semen syndrome. I would like to ask what is died semen syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Assessment of the condition: After reviewing your explanation, it appears you are experiencing azoospermia, which means there are no motile sperm. Your partner may have asthenozoospermia. It is recommended to undergo a re-examination at a reputable hospital. Low viability can interfere with the total count of motile sperm, reducing the chances of conception. Additionally, it is necessary to determine the forward motility of the sperm.Advice: Seek a thorough examination at a reputable hospital's perinatal center to obtain a definitive diagnosis.
2. Prepare for pregnancy by correcting unhealthy lifestyle habits, quitting smoking and alcohol, avoiding overtime work, and engaging in appropriate exercise.