What is the percentage of sperm with normal morphology?

Nowadays, more and more people are suffering from infertility, which is closely related to the physical condition of men and women, especially men. The sperm in the male body plays a big role in whether the fertilized egg can be formed or survive. Although it is related to this, it is closely related to the normal morphological percentage of sperm. So, what is the percentage of normal morphological sperm?

Normal people ejaculate 2-5 ml at a time. Sperm survival rate: 30-60 minutes after ejaculation, the normal sperm survival rate should be 80%-90%. Reduced sperm survival rate is an important cause of infertility. Less than 1.5 ml of semen; no liquefaction or incomplete liquefaction within 30 minutes after leaving the body; less than 40% of sperm with activity; or poor sperm activity; sperm count below 60 million/ml; less than 80% of sperm with normal morphology may lead to infertility.

A low amount of semen is common in seminal vesicle and prostate diseases; azoospermia or too few sperm are common in reproductive system tuberculosis and non-specific inflammation, such as mumps complicated with orchitis, testicular dysplasia, etc.; a large number of white blood cells in semen are common in seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis or tuberculosis; a large number of red blood cells in semen are common in seminal vesicle tuberculosis and prostate cancer.

The normal sperm morphology rate should be no less than 90%, and the motility should be higher than 60%. Your normal sperm morphology is only 13%, which means that most of your sperm are deformed sperm, which directly affects conception. The deformity rate of the fetus you conceive in this way is relatively high. The causes of teratozoospermia include urogenital tract infection, orchitis complicated by mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc. They can all lead to an increase in deformed sperm, typically bicephalic sperm, which affects the quality of sperm.

The use of hormones or certain chemical drugs, such as anticancer drugs, reserpine, myleran, furans, etc., can cause sperm immaturity; radiation exposure of the reproductive glands can cause sperm mutations; long-term local high fever in the scrotum and long-term alcohol abuse (especially high-concentration strong liquor) can cause sperm deformation. It is recommended that you come to our hospital for a detailed examination of the causes of sperm abnormalities and symptomatic treatment. Don't miss the best age for pregnancy.

In summary, the above is a detailed answer to the question of the percentage of normal sperm. In daily life, you must pay attention to the development of good habits, and be aware of the prevention of diseases, take a bath frequently, and drink plenty of water. If you find any symptoms that are different from usual, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time.