Is it safe to have a baby with asthenospermia?

After the onset of asthenospermia, it is very difficult to have fertility. You must go to the hospital for a detailed andrological examination. When the examination results show that the sperm motility is too poor, you must find a way to improve it, so as to improve the functionality of the sperm. In addition, although there is no more effective treatment for this disease, it can still be temporarily relieved through some methods. Patients must have confidence in the treatment.

Asthenospermia refers to a condition in which the forward-moving sperm (grades A and B) in semen parameters is less than 50% or the grade A sperm is less than 25%. Asthenospermia is also known as low sperm motility. (Grade A: indicates good sperm motility, moving forward in a straight line; Grade B: indicates average sperm motility, only moving forward in a curved line; Grade C: indicates poor sperm motility, only moving in place.)

Generally, the clinical manifestations of asthenozoospermia are not obvious, and patients usually need to rely on semen test results to determine whether they have asthenozoospermia. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this syndrome is related to "cold sperm" and "cold sperm", and can be treated by taking drugs such as Miaoling Shengjing San. Modern medicine attributes low sperm motility to endocrine factors, complications of systemic diseases, and reproductive system infections.

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. Normal 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 the 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 occur.

Insufficient kidney yang, with clots or jelly-like masses inside; coolness or cold sensation in the scrotum and testicles; soreness in the waist and knees, chills and cold limbs.

Deficiency of spleen and kidney yang leads to excessive and turbid semen; obesity, heaviness and coldness of limbs; and excessive phlegm in the throat.

Kidney yang is depleted, the amount of semen is slightly less, and the color is yellow and thick; the sexual desire is strong, and it is easy to be aroused and ejaculated; dizziness, tinnitus, insomnia, forgetfulness; dry mouth and pale eyes.

The tongue is red with thin yellow or less coating, and the pulse is thready and rapid.

Wet and hot semen, thick and yellow semen, burning sensation in the urethra, or pain and discomfort in the perineum, or pain during ejaculation. General fatigue; hot and red urine, or white and cloudy urine.

The tongue is red with yellow greasy coating, and the pulse is soft and rapid or slippery and rapid.

Blood stasis is cleared, and there is fixed pain or dull pain in the lower abdomen and perineum; enlarged liver or spleen.

The tongue is dark purple, or has petechiae or ecchymoses, and the pulse is astringent.