Do you know that you can get pregnant with poor sperm motility?

Some people may find some subtle problems in their bodies during physical examinations. It is better to say that men may find that they have symptoms of poor sperm motility during physical examinations. So, what is poor sperm motility? In fact, poor sperm motility is asthenospermia. The activity or speed of sperm directly affects whether conception is successful, so some people worry about whether they can have children. So, let's introduce some effects of poor sperm motility on pregnancy. Let's take a look.

Low sperm motility is a common cause of male infertility

Low sperm motility is one of the main causes of male infertility. If sperm motility is less than 20% or above, it is difficult to have a baby. Experts at Shanghai Changjiang Hospital pointed out that if some factors affect the movement of sperm, especially forward movement, it will prevent sperm from swimming to the egg within the best time, and fertilization will not occur. In addition, if sperm stays in the vagina for too long, the acidic environment will shorten the survival time of sperm.

Low sperm motility means that the sperm does not have enough power to swim to the egg and combine with it. In layman's terms, if the sperm motility is low, they will die before they can swim to the fallopian tube. Even if some of them swim to the fallopian tube, they cannot penetrate the egg cell to combine with the fertilized egg, so pregnancy cannot occur naturally.

Low sperm motility increases the chance of defective fertilized eggs

There is another situation, even if a man with low sperm motility can make his partner pregnant, he cannot have a healthy baby. This is because even if the sperm with low sperm motility can combine with the egg, due to the functional defects of the sperm, there will be many deficiencies in the development process, and nutrients cannot be absorbed, and the standards of eugenics cannot be met, so habitual miscarriage is inevitable. Poor sperm can lead to stillbirth, habitual miscarriage, etc.

Therefore, if a man suffers from asthenozoospermia, it will increase the difficulty of conception, but it does not mean that he is absolutely infertile, because some patients have mild asthenozoospermia symptoms and there is no sperm abnormality. Therefore, many times, even if the man has asthenozoospermia, the woman can successfully conceive. For men with severe asthenozoospermia or sperm abnormalities, it will be difficult to conceive, and even if they conceive successfully, they will have a malformation. Many pregnant women will experience premature birth or miscarriage during pregnancy, which may also be caused by insufficient sperm quality, so asthenozoospermia should be given sufficient attention.

The above introduces some of the causes and effects of poor sperm motility. I believe everyone has already understood them. In addition, I want to tell everyone that friends who are diagnosed with low sperm motility should go to the hospital for detailed examination in time. Only by understanding the specific situation can we make targeted suggestions and carry out reasonable treatment to avoid infertility and miscarriage. Everyone must remember this.