Can a man with weak sperm get pregnant?

Asthenospermia refers to the symptom that the forward-moving sperm (grade A and B) in the main parameters of sperm is less than 50% or the grade A sperm is less than 25%. Asthenospermia is also known as low sperm motility. Nowadays, there are more and more patients with asthenospermia. Many people are worried about asthenospermia and want to know: Can asthenospermia lead to pregnancy? Asthenospermia can lead to pregnancy, but the probability of pregnancy is relatively low.

Weak sperm can affect pregnancy. In cases of asthenospermia, sperms are unable to move forward and cannot pass through the cervical canal and uterine body to directly pass through the bilateral fallopian tubes to fuse with the egg cells, thus resulting in low fertility. Under normal circumstances, sperms should move forward, but asthenospermia patients lack this driving force, which leads to infertility. Among male infertility diseases, asthenospermia accounts for a large proportion, and these patients often become depressed and restless because they cannot successfully make their wives pregnant.

But this does not mean that patients with asthenospermia cannot get pregnant. However, it should be noted that even if patients with asthenospermia get pregnant, they may not necessarily give birth to a healthy baby. Some patients with asthenospermia accidentally make their wives pregnant, and they feel relieved, but they do not think that the pregnancy process under such circumstances will affect the health of the future baby. Such babies may stop growing and developing during pregnancy, and even suffer from miscarriage or premature birth. Even if they are born, they will not be as healthy as normal children. Therefore, patients with asthenospermia should cooperate closely with treatment.

To sum up, weak sperm does not mean that pregnancy is 100% impossible, but patients are advised not to have children before recovery for the sake of the baby's health.

Symptoms of weak sperm

Asthenospermia is a condition called asthenozoospermia, which refers to the symptom that the forward-moving sperm (grades A and B) in the main parameters of men's ejaculation is less than 50% or the grade A sperm is less than 25%. Asthenospermia is also known as low sperm motility.

Sperm is very important to men and plays a very important role in men's lives. The motility of sperm or the level of its motility is directly related to human reproduction. Only sperm that move forward normally can reach the belly of the fallopian tube and fuse with the egg to form sperm-egg fusion. The activity of normal sperm after paraffin section is restricted before sperm liquefaction. Once sperm liquefaction, it immediately shows excellent motility. If some factors affect the motility of sperm, especially the forward movement, then sperm will not be able to swim to the location of the egg within the best time, and fertilization will not occur. Men must be aware of this.

If a couple has lived together for more than two years after marriage and has not taken any contraceptive measures, but the healthy relatives still have not become pregnant, then you must pay attention, because this may be that the man has weak sperm and cannot get pregnant.

Weak sperm not only harms men's mental state, but also continues to cause male infertility. Because the sperm of patients with weak sperm has certain quality problems, and even if such sperm can fuse with egg cells, the result may not be ideal. There is a certain degree of difficulty in getting pregnant with weak sperm, and even if pregnancy occurs, it is not conducive to eugenics. In addition, many pregnant women will have premature births or miscarriages during pregnancy, which may also be caused by insufficient sperm quality, so weak sperm should be given sufficient attention.