Causes of sperm abnormalities in men

When a man's body shows abnormal conditions, he should be checked in time. Men are prone to impotence, premature ejaculation, and prostatitis. These diseases have a great impact on the male body. If they are not treated in time after being diagnosed, the condition will become more serious. What is the cause of male sperm abnormalities? Many people don't know much about this. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have a better understanding of the causes of male sperm abnormalities.

Causes of sperm abnormalities in men:

The causes of teratospermia include urogenital tract infection, orchitis complicated by mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc., all of which can affect the quality of sperm; the use of hormones or certain chemical drugs, such as anticancer drugs, reserpine, mylerin, furans, etc., can cause sperm immaturity; radiation exposure of the gonads can cause sperm mutations; long-term local high fever in the scrotum and long-term alcoholism can cause sperm deformation.

If the sperm count exceeds 70%, a chromosome examination should be performed. If there is a chromosome disease, treatment will be more difficult. When there is mycoplasma or chlamydia infection in semen, sperm motility decreases, sperm density decreases, and the number of abnormal sperm increases.

1. Urinary and reproductive system infection: Urinary and reproductive system infection is an important factor leading to sperm abnormality. When urinary and reproductive system infection occurs, the nutrients in semen will decrease, causing sperm abnormality or death.

2. Endocrine disorders: The secretion of certain related hormones in the body is unbalanced, resulting in an increased rate of deformities. Experiments have shown that insufficient secretion of some hormones responsible for male reproductive function can directly affect the birth process of sperm in the patient's seminiferous tubules, leading to an increased rate of deformities.

3. Excessive smoking: Recent studies have found that smokers can significantly increase the incidence of sperm abnormalities. Those who smoke more than 30 cigarettes a day have a higher incidence of sperm abnormalities; the longer the smoking time, the more sperm abnormalities there are.

4. Alcoholism: Alcoholism is also a common cause of sperm abnormalities. Studies have shown that alcohol poisoning caused by alcoholism may damage sperm, increase the rate of sperm abnormalities, and also cause sexual dysfunction such as sexual apathy, impotence, and premature ejaculation.

5. Other reasons: Chemical agents, radiation, environmental pollution and other factors can cause sperm abnormalities.

By understanding the causes of male sperm abnormalities, men should receive timely treatment when they have such problems. Moreover, male sperm abnormalities will also affect male fertility. Therefore, men should actively cooperate with the treatment at this time. This will be of great help in improving their own problems and prevent the problems from continuing to develop.