Can I get pregnant with low sperm activity?

If your own sperm activity is low, the chance of pregnancy will be greatly reduced. In this case, it is impossible to conceive successfully. In this case, it is difficult to get very good treatment effects through drug treatment. The best way is to regulate your body and find the specific cause of the disease. Only in this way can the condition improve. Try to cooperate with some psychological treatment, and the effect will be better.

Low sperm motility may be familiar to male friends. This is a very troubling problem for men with such conditions. Because they want to know - can you get pregnant with low sperm motility?

In response to this question, it is generally believed that low sperm motility can lead to pregnancy, but the probability is relatively small. Simply put, if the sperm motility rate is less than 80%, it will have a certain impact on pregnancy, and if the sperm motility rate is less than 70%, it will have a significant impact. If the sperm motility rate is less than 50%, the possibility of infertility is quite high.

We know that low sperm motility in men is a condition called asthenozoospermia. When asthenozoospermia occurs, sperm have difficulty moving forward and have difficulty passing through the male cervical canal and uterine cavity to reach the fallopian tube and combine with the egg, which leads to decreased fertility. In other words, the chance of pregnancy with low sperm motility is lower.

Severe low sperm motility will directly lead to infertility. Even if a woman successfully conceives, the quality of the fertilized egg will decrease, directly leading to poor embryo development, stillbirth, miscarriage, etc.

Therefore, male patients first need to identify the cause of low sperm quality, prescribe the right medicine, and cooperate with the treatment to achieve good treatment results.

1. Reproductive system infection: Inflammation of the reproductive organs is a common cause of low sperm motility. Acute and chronic inflammation of the male reproductive tract or reproductive glands such as the epididymis, seminal vesicles, vas deferens, and prostate will reduce the motility of sperm.

2. Abnormal semen liquefaction: Semen failure to liquefy or high viscosity is also one of the causes of male infertility.

3. Varicose vein: Due to the obstruction of blood circulation in the testicles and epididymis, the local temperature will rise, causing toxic substances to accumulate and sperm motility to decrease.

4. Long-term abstinence: If men do not ejaculate for a long time, it will lead to high sperm density, many dead sperms and poor sperm motility.

5. Immune factors: Anti-sperm antibodies also have a great impact on sperm vitality. They will affect its binding with the tail of the sperm, which will hinder the vitality of male sperm, reduce its motility, and worsen its penetration ability.

6. Other factors: Some bad living habits will also affect the development and production of sperm, such as long-term smoking and alcoholism in men. Such patients should quit these bad habits as soon as possible.