Patient's question:
Test results: Sperm motility is poor, about I+ level; Sperm motility rate is poor, about 40%; Sperm count is low, about 6510%, can it be cured? First question supplement: Help me explain the test resultsDoctor's answer:
Hello, poor sperm motility refers to fewer than 50% of sperm moving forward in 100 sperm, or fewer than 25% moving rapidly forward. There are many causes of poor sperm motility, which can be congenital or acquired diseases, such as endocrine disorders, infectious diseases, vascular diseases (such as varicocele), and environmental factors, etc. Therefore, the first step in treating asthenozoospermia is to treat the underlying disease. Most cases of asthenozoospermia cannot be diagnosed through some tests, and we call them idiopathic asthenozoospermia. For this type of condition, treatment methods can include traditional Chinese medicine and sperm nutrition supplements.Given the current situation, you might consider trying in vitro fertilization.