Can poor sperm lead to miscarriage?

Some men may have poor sperm count due to reproductive organ diseases, which may cause their partners to be unable to conceive naturally. In order to reproduce, men should pay attention to timely medical treatment to find out the cause of poor sperm count and prepare for pregnancy in a healthy manner. Some people may wonder: Will poor sperm count lead to miscarriage? The answer is: Yes. Poor sperm count will not only lead to miscarriage, but also the risk of miscarriage and poor embryo development.

Is miscarriage related to sperm quality?

Abortion is closely related to sperm quality. The probability of abortion caused by sperm and female factors is 50% each. That is to say, after excluding the problem caused by female factors, sperm quality should be carefully checked, because many abortions are caused by the male sperm fertilizing the egg due to incomplete development for various reasons. Therefore, it is generally not recommended to force pregnancy for men with poor sperm quality. Even if pregnancy is successful, it is very easy to cause abortion, fetal arrest, fetal abnormalities, etc. However, poor sperm quality can be improved through conditioning, and it is not too late to get pregnant after the sperm returns to normal.

You should know that the normal sperm survival rate is 75%, but whether you can have normal fertility is not just based on the survival rate. You also need to consider fertility and eugenics in combination with motor function, density, semen liquefaction, and whether there are deformities. If the sperm survival rate is low, you need to check whether there are causes such as reproductive system infection, endocrine disorders, or varicocele. After that, targeted sexual conditioning can effectively improve sperm quality.

In order to have a smooth pregnancy and childbirth, healthy preparation for pregnancy is very important. Only when the physical health of both men and women meets the standard can the fetus be most secure. If repeated miscarriages are always caused by male sperm, it will also cause great harm to the female body. Frequent miscarriages may eventually lead to infertility, and it will be too late to regret it then, so the man should pay attention to it.

If you have had a miscarriage, you need to check the following items before getting pregnant again (the woman's examination should be done within 3 to 7 days after her menstruation is clean):

1. Examination of sperm motility and morphology of males;

2. Four or six items of female eugenics and good parenting;

3. Full range of immune tests (anti-sperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, anti-human chorionic gonadotropin antibodies, anti-cardiolipin antibodies);

4. Routine leucorrhea screening for trichomonas, fungus, mycoplasma, chlamydia infection, vaginitis, etc.;

5. B-ultrasound follicle monitoring;

6. ABO hemolysis and Rh blood antigen system examination (for women with O-type blood and husbands with A-type or B-type blood, or those with a history of unexplained miscarriage);

7. Chromosome examination of both male and female.