What to do if male sperm survival rate is low

Low sperm survival rate is a common male problem nowadays, and it is also one of the main reasons why many men suffer from infertility. In order to successfully conceive their own children, many men with low sperm survival rate will choose to go to the hospital for treatment. There are many ways to treat this symptom, such as drug therapy, physical therapy and surgical treatment, and daily conditioning is also necessary!

1. Drug treatment

Drugs can effectively treat low sperm survival rate. First, the cause should be identified and then the right medicine should be prescribed. For example, antibiotics are mainly used to treat abnormal semen caused by chronic bacterial prostatitis or seminal vesiculitis; non-hormonal anti-inflammatory drugs are mainly used to treat chronic non-bacterial accessory gland inflammation.

2. Physical therapy

At the same time as drug treatment, it is more effective to carry out auxiliary physical therapy. Physical therapy for low sperm survival rate mainly uses effective physical therapy instruments such as electromagnetic waves, electric heat waves, infrared therapy instruments, etc. to carry out lower abdominal contrast treatment, and cooperate with drug treatment to enhance the absorption of drugs by the affected part, which can quickly restore the condition of low sperm survival rate.

3. Surgical treatment

If both drug treatment and physical therapy are ineffective, surgical treatment must be performed to cure some diseases that affect sperm survival rate, such as severe vas deferens obstruction, reproductive organ malformations, severe varicocele, etc.

4. Daily conditioning

1. Nutritional balance

In addition to a reasonable nutritional balance in diet, men can consume more foods rich in zinc, which is very helpful in improving sperm quality. In addition, they should also eat more fruits and vegetables rich in protein, vitamins and trace elements.

2. Quit smoking and drinking

Cigarettes and alcohol are extremely harmful to sperm. If you are preparing for pregnancy, smoking and drinking can greatly reduce the quality of sperm and is not conducive to pregnancy. Even if a woman becomes pregnant, it may cause fetal malformations and other developmental problems.

3. Appropriate exercise

If men do not exercise for a long time and gain weight, it is not good for the health of sperm. It is best to exercise all year round and maintain a regular diet and schedule, which is more conducive to body conditioning.

4. Avoid saunas

Male testicles cannot be kept in a high temperature environment for a long time, as this will cause direct damage to sperm and inhibit sperm survival and growth. Therefore, for men, saunas and hot baths should not be taken for too long.