What are the symptoms of dead sperm?

There is no doubt that necrospermia may seriously affect men's normal life and work. The key to necrospermia is that most of the sperm in the patient's semen are dead. The key to the death of sperm is the loss of the patient's fertilization ability, which then leads to infertility. So for men, what are the symptoms of necrospermia? What are the causes of necrospermia?

Most patients with necrospermia have this symptom. First, the patient will have symptoms of premature ejaculation or weak sexual desire. Secondly, when going to the hospital for sperm examination, the number of necrosperms can reach more than 40%, which is called excessive necrospermia, and those with sperm abnormalities exceeding 20% ​​are often called hyperspermia. However, some patients have no clinical manifestations, and very few patients have a history of some symptoms, such as chronic prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis and orchitis. And when conducting examinations, abscesses often appear.

The main reasons for male necrospermia are as follows: First, reproductive infection is the main cause of male necrospermia. Generally, the more common male diseases are prostatitis and other male diseases, which directly or indirectly affect the survival ability of male sperm, thus causing necrospermia. The second is long-term abstinence. If a man abstains from sex for a long time, the number of male sperm may continue to grow, which will then lead to excessive necrospermia. If a man has a habit of partiality and picky eating in his daily life, it will also make the male sperm mortality rate too high, because the survival of male sperm requires nutrients.

The final point is the pathological reasons of men themselves. Due to the obstruction of the blood circulation system of men's testicles and epididymal cysts, the temperature of some parts will gradually rise, and toxic substances will continue to accumulate, which will subsequently cause the survival rate of male sperm to decrease.