What color is dead sperm?

Dead sperm is not uncommon in men, and this directly kills male fertility. Common symptoms are that patients will experience spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, decreased libido, or have a history of chronic prostate disease, seminal vesiculitis and other diseases.

1. Common symptoms of necrospermia:

1. The patient has symptoms of premature ejaculation or low libido;

2. If the number of dead sperm in semen test is more than 40%, it is called dead sperm; if the number of abnormal sperm exceeds 20%, it is called teratozoospermia;

3. Some patients have no clinical symptoms, while some patients have a history of chronic prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, orchitis, etc., and semen tests may show pus cells.

2. Diagnosis

If more than 40% of sperm are dead in semen tests, this disease can be diagnosed. Dead sperm that are artificially increased due to improper testing methods or not following normal regulations, or sperm that are extremely weak or inactive but not truly dead, are not considered this disease. If abstinence is too long, the number of dead sperm increases and the sperm survival rate decreases. The survival time of sperm in different environments and temperature conditions is also different, such as in an overly cold or overheated environment. Both should be distinguished from necrospermia.

3. Treatment

1. Drug treatment. Targeting the cause of the disease, use Western medicine prescriptions and Chinese medicine formulas to regulate the whole body, balance yin and yang, dredge the meridians, and enable the reproductive function to function normally.

2. Physical therapy. Using high-tech treatment equipment from home and abroad, we select different methods to treat the lesions locally according to different conditions. The combination of drugs and physical therapy can make the drugs absorb quickly and truly break through the barriers to medication.

3. Minimally invasive interventional treatment. Minimally invasive surgery is performed to effectively treat some diseases, such as severe male vas deferens and genital deformities.

4. Psychotherapy. We adopt a variety of auxiliary treatments to provide professional guidance on the patient's thoughts, psychology, diet, and timing of conception. Experienced senior experts will conduct thorough psychological communication with the patient to achieve the goal of treating both the body and mind.