Is it really your wife’s problem that she can’t have children?

In life, many couples who are unable to have children will first think that there is a problem with the female's reproduction. In fact, male factors also account for a considerable proportion of the causes of infertility.

Actual reasons

Many times, it is obvious that there is a problem with male reproductive health, but men do not cooperate with examination and treatment, causing women to suffer injustice...

If the female reproductive environment is the soil for reproduction, then the male sperm is the seed for reproduction. If the seed is not good, no matter how fertile and good the soil is, it will not be able to take root, sprout and grow vigorously.

Oligospermia and weak sperm are the main causes of male infertility. Most male infertility is due to a small number of healthy sperm or low sperm motility.

Low sperm count and weak sperm count in men will not only make women unable to conceive, but will also cause fetal growth retardation, miscarriage, premature birth and congenital defects in the child, which is not conducive to eugenics.

Sperm quality is divided into four grades

See what grade your sperm belongs to?

Grade A: Sperm can move quickly and in a straight line;

Grade B: Sperm moves slowly or sluggishly;

Grade C: Sperm can only move in place;

Grade D: Sperm cannot move or motility.

Mild oligospermia and asthenozoospermia: A+B grade sperm between 30% and 50%, or A grade sperm between 10% and 25%;

Moderate oligospermia and asthenozoospermia: A+B grade sperms are between 30% and 50%, of which A grade sperms are <10%;

Severe oligospermia and asthenozoospermia: The number of grade B+C sperm is <30%, and the number of grade A sperm is zero.

The standard condition for male fertility is that the sperm of grade A is ≥ 25%, or the sum of sperm of grade A and grade B is ≥ 50%. To achieve eugenics and give birth to healthy and intelligent offspring, the quantity and quality of sperm must meet higher requirements.

How to treat low sperm count and weak sperm count to achieve fertility?

The main causes of oligospermia and asthenospermia include testicular spermatogenesis disorder, inflammatory infection, varicocele, abnormal semen liquefaction, immune disease, endocrine disease and bad living habits. Therefore, treatment must be based on the cause and condition to achieve the desired effect.

First of all, the primary disease that causes oligospermia and asthenospermia must be treated, spermatogenesis function must be restored, the sperm growth environment must be improved, and the impact of the disease on sperm production and growth must be eliminated from the source.

Secondly, through scientific means, we can improve sperm survival rate and vitality, reduce sperm deformity rate, comprehensively improve sperm quantity and quality, and quickly restore to the standards of eugenics.

Although low sperm count and weak sperm count can lead to male infertility, as long as scientific treatment is carried out in a timely manner, the hope of recovery is very high, and men can reproduce naturally after sperm recovery.