Wife infertile for a long time? Check if you have these symptoms of weak sperm!

Male asthenospermia is mainly a manifestation of abnormal sperm motility in clinical practice. Whether a man's sperm can successfully combine with a woman's egg depends on the sperm's motility, because only when the sperm moves forward quickly can it reach the deep part of the female vagina. However, asthenospermia affects the motility of sperm, so it must be treated in time to restore a man's fertility. What are the manifestations of male asthenospermia?

1. Abnormal semen liquefaction:

Semen liquefaction or high viscosity is one of the causes of male infertility. Among them, asthenospermia is a very important factor that may cause infertility by affecting the motility of sperm. Patients also need to pay more attention to the symptoms of asthenospermia.

2. Semen does not liquefy:

Through observation, we can see that there are long and thin fibrils in the seminal plasma, which are interconnected to reduce the space for sperm movement and restrain the sperm. At the same time, we can also see that thick fibers are connected into a network by many thin fibers. These may be the reasons for the mechanical forward movement of sperm.

3. Infection:

Infection can affect sperm motility. Patients with infection should pay attention to whether they have symptoms of asthenospermia.

4. Infertility:

If a couple has lived together for more than one and a half years and has a normal sexual life without taking any contraceptive measures and has ruled out factors that may prevent the spouse from getting pregnant, but the man is still infertile, it may be a symptom of asthenospermia.

5. Semen examination performance:

When a man suffers from asthenospermia, during a routine semen examination, he will find that the forward movement of sperm (grade A+B) is less than 50%, or the sperm with grade A movement is less than 25%.