My husband has weak sperm and has had two miscarriages.

In order for men to ensure normal fertility, they need healthy sperm. There are many diseases related to sperm, the most common of which is asthenospermia, which simply means that the sperm is less active. Some people have encountered the situation where their husbands have two miscarriages due to asthenospermia, and the culprit is asthenospermia. So, what is the reason for the two miscarriages due to asthenospermia? Let's take a look below.

What happened to my husband’s weak sperm and two miscarriages during pregnancy?

1. When a man has weak sperm, the motility of his sperm will decrease. The motility of sperm is directly related to human reproduction. Only sperm that move forward normally can ensure that the sperm reaches the abdomen of the fallopian tube and combines with the egg to form a fertilized egg.

2. Normally, the activity of sperm after leaving the body is restricted before the semen liquefies. Once the semen liquefies, it immediately shows good motility. If some factors affect the motility of sperm, especially forward movement, this will make it impossible for the sperm to swim to the location of the egg within the best time, and fertilization will not be possible.

How to treat asthenospermia?

1. Drug treatment: Targeting the cause of the disease, use a variety of highly targeted Western medicine prescriptions and Chinese medicine formulas that can penetrate the meridians and acupoints throughout the body to regulate the whole body, balance yin and yang, dredge the meridians, and thus allow the reproductive function to function normally.

2. Physical therapy: High-tech treatment equipment from home and abroad, based on the patient's specific condition, selects appropriate methods to locally treat the lesions. The combination of medication and physical therapy helps promote drug absorption and overcome medication barriers.

3. Interventional minimally invasive treatment: If a man suffers from asthenospermia and the condition is serious, minimally invasive surgery should be performed to effectively cure the disease.

4. Psychotherapy: We adopt a variety of auxiliary treatments at the same time, and provide detailed guidance on the patient's thoughts and emotions, psychology, diet, nutrition, lifestyle, timing of conception, etc. Experienced senior experts communicate with patients to truly resolve their mental knots, relieve mental stress, and thus treat both the body and mind.