How to know if sperm is dead? These early symptoms will tell you

Necrospermia is a common disease in men. Once a man gets this disease, the survival rate of sperm will decrease. Most patients will have more than 40% dead sperm. This disease is also one of the main causes of infertility. The editor recommends that male friends should have a deeper understanding of this disease. So, what are the early symptoms of necrospermia?

Early symptoms of necrospermia

1. After suffering from necrospermia, male friends will find that they have no strength during sexual intercourse, get tired very easily, and are also very tired mentally.

2. Necrospermia will cause male friends to feel physically weak and their bodies will have abnormal functions. These are the symptoms that men will show after suffering from necrospermia.

3. When men suffer from necrospermia, they will also have inflammatory problems in the prostate, epididymis, seminal vesicles and other parts of the body. At the same time, some male patients will also experience premature ejaculation, impotence, lack of desire for sexual life, etc.

4. When male friends with necrospermia have their semen examined, they will find that the sperm mortality rate in the semen is very high, with 40% of the sperm being dead sperm, and purulent cells will be found in prostate examination.

The dangers of necrospermia

The bacteria in the urethra of necrospermia often sneak into the prostate, seminal vesicle, vas deferens, epididymis and testicles through the ejaculatory duct, causing inflammatory changes, leading to prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, etc. When bacteria reproduce in the reproductive tract, they will secrete some harmful substances to destroy sperm; bacterial reproduction also consumes a lot of nutrients, which reduces the nutrients for sperm survival, destroys the environment for sperm survival, and causes sperm death.

In addition, bacteria also excrete a large amount of acidic products when they reproduce, which lowers the pH value of the male reproductive tract and causes acidosis in sperms; bacterial reproduction also consumes a large amount of oxygen, causing sperms to die due to lack of oxygen. Therefore, bacterial infection of the reproductive system will lead to necrospermia. Therefore, prostatitis and urethritis should be treated early to prevent sperms from dying due to bacterial reproduction. The living environment causes sperm death.