Patient's question:
Without symptoms, it has been several years.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition:Dead spermia refers to sperm with weak or complete lack of motility. In reality, sperm that are still alive before death remain completely immobile and have completely lost their fertilization ability. Therefore, dead sperm are always immobile, but immobile sperm are not necessarily dead sperm.
Suggestions:
Clinically, motility is often used to determine whether sperm are dead or alive. Therefore, a diagnosis of dead spermia in tests usually includes a portion of sperm that are immobile but not yet dead. Causes of dead spermia include reproductive tract infections, a lack of essential nutrients for sperm survival, and other factors that interfere with the function of the epididymis or testes, thereby affecting sperm vitality.