Tips for pregnancy with low sperm survival rate

Low sperm survival rate in men is what we often call weak sperm. There are many reasons for weak sperm, and most of them are caused by various bad habits in daily life, but it may also be caused by the man's weak physical constitution and some diseases. Therefore, infertility is not always caused by women, in a sense, men are also partly responsible. For example, the sperm survival rate is closely related to whether or not pregnancy can be achieved.

So what situations can easily lead to low sperm survival rate in men?

1. In a high temperature environment, if a man

The high temperature environment during pregnancy is very destructive to sperm and affects sperm viability.

2. Semen does not liquefy. If semen does not liquefy, it will affect the ability of sperm to pass through the cervix, resulting in the inability of sperm to pass through the cervix.

3. Depression. Long-term depression and poor mental outlook in men will affect the male testicular spermatogenesis ability and sperm density, leading to a decrease in sperm survival rate.

4. Lack of vitamin A. Male sperm requires nutrients to survive. If male sperm lacks nutrients, it will lead to the death of male sperm and cause a decrease in sperm survival rate .

In addition, some diseases can also affect the survival rate of male sperm. The causes of asthenospermia include acute inflammation of the reproductive system or prostate glands such as epididymal cysts, ejaculatory ducts, seminal vesicles and male prostate, varicose veins, and abnormalities in the immune and endocrine chromosomes.

Low sperm survival rate can also cause a series of damages, such as:

Blood pressure male testicles

The seminal epithelial cells are not completely perfect or are damaged and softened, resulting in poor sperm quality, weak motility, and less semen.

When there are genetic mutations in blood plasma, such as inflammation of epididymal cysts, seminal vesicles, and male prostate glands, the pH value, oxygen production, nutrients, and metabolism are all detrimental to the activity and survival of male sperm.

If anti-sperm antibodies are present, sperm can also be agglutinated, thus losing their ability to move.

In general, low sperm survival rate is also

Directly affecting the male's fertility, the low survival rate is very risky, which will greatly affect the fertility of the couple. Although there is still the possibility of fertility, the quality of the fetus will also be threatened, which requires many male compatriots to pay enough attention.