Asthenospermia caused by prostatitis

Nowadays, most men do not pay attention to their physical health, smoke, drink and socialize. Little do they know that these behaviors can cause great damage to the male prostate. The prostate is a very fragile organ in the body. It is easy to cause prostatitis. And prostatitis can cause many other symptoms. Weak sperm syndrome is a relatively common phenomenon. Weak sperm syndrome will have a great impact on fertility. Today, let's talk about how to treat weak sperm syndrome caused by the prostate.

1.What is asthenospermia?

In routine semen analysis, sperm motility can be divided into four levels: ABCD. Level A refers to the proportion of sperm with rapid forward movement, level B refers to the proportion of sperm with slow forward movement, level C refers to the proportion of sperm with non-forward movement, and level D refers to the proportion of sperm with extremely slow or no movement.

Asthenozoospermia refers to the situation where after 3-7 days of abstinence, routine semen examination shows that the sperm forward movement (A+B) is less than 50% for more than three consecutive times, or the sperm with rapid straight forward movement is less than 25%, or the sperm motility after ejaculation is less than 50%.

2.What is oligospermia?

Oligospermia refers to the sperm density of less than 20×10[Web entry required. Not omitted by the author.]^6 after 3-7 days of abstinence. If the sperm density is between 5-×106, it is moderate oligospermia, and less than 5×10^6 is severe oligospermia.

3.What is oligospermia?

Clinically, oligospermia often coexists with low sperm motility and poor forward motility, which are often collectively referred to as oligoasthenospermia.

4. What is idiopathic male infertility?

According to WHO statistics, about 15% of couples of childbearing age in the world suffer from infertility, and 50% of them are due to male factors. Currently, about 40-75% of male infertility still has no known cause, which is called idiopathic male infertility. It is often manifested as abnormal semen quality such as oligospermia and asthenospermia.

5. Will chronic prostatitis cause asthenospermia?

If the bacterial infection of chronic prostatitis spreads to the epididymis, vas deferens or testicles, it will affect spermatogenesis, sperm motility and vitality. Because the testicles are where sperm are produced, and the epididymis and vas deferens are where sperm mature, if there is chronic inflammation, it will change the environment for sperm survival and cause sperm death; chronic prostatitis also often causes semen liquefaction time to be prolonged or not liquefy, affecting the combination of sperm and egg, thus causing infertility. A large part of the components of semen comes from prostatic fluid. Severe prostatitis will change the composition of semen, which may cause semen liquefaction time to be prolonged or not liquefy.

6. Does it mean that I am sick if the semen test result is abnormal just once?

Generally speaking, routine semen examination is affected by many factors, such as multiple sexual intercourse, staying up late, smoking, etc. before the examination will affect the decline of semen quality. Therefore, if a routine semen examination shows abnormalities, it is recommended to adjust your lifestyle and habits and then re-examine within 2-3 months.

Is it clear that asthenospermia is caused by prostatitis? For diseases with clear causes, it is easier to cure. At this time, you just need to actively cooperate with the doctor to treat prostatitis. After the prostatitis condition is improved, the asthenospermia will gradually improve.