What causes high sperm morphology?

If men find that their sperm is deformed through examination, they must not worry too much. First of all, they should adjust their emotions and face their problems bravely. Then they can adopt dietary health methods and eat more foods that are good for sperm. They can also use medication for treatment, especially to improve bad habits such as frequent smoking and drinking. So what is the reason for the high rate of sperm deformity in men?

Why is the sperm deformity rate high?

The causes of teratozoospermia include urogenital tract infection, orchitis complicated by mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc.; use of hormones or certain chemical drugs; radiation exposure to the reproductive glands; long-term local high fever in the scrotum; long-term alcoholism, etc. Further examination is needed to find the cause and then treat it.

Considering the possibility of asthenospermia, it is difficult to conceive in this case. There are many causes of low sperm motility. It is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis, clarify the cause, and treat the symptoms, such as epididymis, seminal vesicle, low sperm motility, which is more common in varicocele, reproductive system infection, and the use of certain anti-metabolism drugs (azathioprine, methotrexate and 6-hydroxypurine), estrogen, nitric oxide mustard, etc. Further examination is recommended to treat the cause. Surgery is recommended. It is a minor operation. The patient will be hospitalized for about 1 week and will not affect the appearance.

Causes of teratozoospermia include urogenital tract infection, orchitis complicated by mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc.; use of hormones or certain chemical drugs; radiation exposure to the reproductive glands; long-term local high fever in the scrotum; long-term alcohol abuse, etc. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for detailed examination and symptomatic treatment. I wish you good health.

In routine examination of semen for infertility, it is often seen that more than half of the sperm of some patients are deformed, such as cone-shaped heads, double heads, double tails, curled tails, etc. This is called teratozoospermia. The increase in sperm deformity often indirectly reflects the obstruction of testicular spermatogenesis, and will inevitably affect the vitality and fertilization ability of sperm. According to statistics, when the sperm deformity rate exceeds 20%, the infertility rate increases. Abnormal sperm morphology often exists at the same time as oligospermia or poor vitality, but sometimes it also exists alone.