Patient's question:
The doctor said there is a bit of asthenozoospermia, but it doesn't affect pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Men with asthenozoospermia still have a certain chance of fertility, but the probability is very low. Sperm is the foundation of conception. Even if poor-quality sperm combines with an egg to form a zygote, it may still lead to miscarriage at a certain point, causing pain for the woman. Moreover, while the occurrence of asthenozoospermia does not directly cause infertility, if it remains untreated for a long time, it is likely to evolve into azoospermia or necrospermia, increasing the difficulty of treatment. Therefore, after the diagnosis of asthenozoospermia, thorough treatment is still necessary before attempting conception.