Patient's question:
Diagnosed with mild varicocele, normal semen analysis, but with a high rate of 99% abnormal sperm head morphology. It didn't specifically mention whether it was small head or large head, etc.Doctor's answer:
If there is no history of infertility, theoretically, as long as there are active sperm in the semen, it can be observed; generally, there are no issues such as oligospermia, asthenozoospermia, teratozoospermia, or liquefaction problems. At the current stage, the focus should be on eugenics, with emphasis on the female undergoing eugenic care in the gynecology department, rather than focusing on infertility.Do not treat the normal as abnormal or magnify minor issues. Otherwise, if this flawed logic continues, it will lead to excessive medication with little or no effect.