What does A-grade sperm mean? Will less A-grade sperm affect fertility?

If you don't go to the hospital for a test, you may not know what grade A sperm means, or anything related to it. What are the effects of grade A sperm on the human body?

Sperm grading

People are divided into different levels, and their quality can be good or bad. The same is true for sperm, which can also be good or bad. Generally, they are divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D. A-level sperm has the best vitality and the highest quality, and its characteristic is that it moves forward quickly, B-level sperm moves forward slowly, C-level sperm does not move forward, and D-level sperm does not move.

What is Grade A sperm

Grade A sperm refers to sperm that moves forward in a fast straight line in the semen parameters. If the grade A sperm is less than 25% and the motility is less than 70% for two consecutive tests, it is asthenospermia and the chance of natural conception is very low. However, there are reasons for asthenospermia, such as inflammation of the reproductive tract, prostatitis, varicocele, congenital stunted testicular development, low semen volume, chromosomal abnormalities, and anti-sperm antibodies produced in the body.

Treatment

Take more food rich in arginine, because arginine is essential for the formation and strengthening of male organ tissues and the production of sperm. In traditional Chinese medicine, many things that can "tonify the kidney, strengthen yang and improve sperm" such as sea cucumbers, prawns and even animal testicles are high in arginine. You can eat more of them on a regular basis. Of course, the best way is to go to the hospital first to see what the doctor says.