Patient's question:
I have been married to my wife for many years, but we haven't had any children. After checking, it was said that my sperm vitality is low. What should I do about this?Doctor's answer:
The vitality rate of normal male sperm should be between 65% and 70%. If it is below this value, it is considered low sperm vitality. Low sperm vitality means that very few sperm survive, which also reduces the chances of fertilization with an egg and may lead to infertility. There are many reasons that can cause low sperm vitality, such as nutritional deficiencies, insufficient nourishment, changes in pH levels, infections in accessory glands and spermatic channels, etc. As long as the cause is identified in time and targeted treatment is provided, pregnancy can be achieved.