Can dead sperm be used for test tube

Dead sperm is a disease of the male body, mainly caused by abnormal semen. Having dead sperm can easily lead to infertility, which greatly affects the normal life of couples. Dead sperm means that the male semen is not normally active. Inactive semen is difficult to combine with the egg. If the semen is not truly dead, it can pass the test tube baby. You can do a semen test first.

Can dead sperm be used to create a test tube baby?

Dead sperm does not mean that there are no normal sperm as everyone thinks, but it means that there are no normal active sperm.

If sperm is not active normally, various problems will occur, resulting in the inability to combine with the egg to form a fertilized egg.

This is a condition that causes male infertility. If you find that the infertility is caused by male dead sperm when you are not pregnant, then in addition to actively cooperating with the treatment, it is also important to understand the relevant content of dead sperm.

Within 1 hour after semen is discharged from the body, under normal circumstances, the surviving sperm should be more than 70%. If the dead sperm exceeds 40%, then the male may have a very high chance of having dead sperm.

The survival time of sperm should be maintained at about 6 hours. If the sperm survival rate is below 20% at this time or there are no viable sperm within 6 hours, it is likely to cause infertility.

It is worth noting that the discharge of sperm from the body does not mean that it is completely exposed.

Necrospermia can be divided into two types: true sperm death or pseudo sperm death. This condition can be diagnosed by judging eosin, aniline blue staining or hypoosmotic swelling.

If all sperm are stained with eosin, it means that the sperm are truly dead, and in this case, IVF is not recommended. Of course, if both husband and wife are well prepared, sperm donation IVF can be performed.

If the sperm does not move due to cilia dysfunction, it is pseudo-death. In this case, IVF can be performed.

Before infertile couples undergo IVF surgery, they need to undergo a series of tests, including sperm testing.

If the male's examination results show that his sperm density is between 10 million and 20 million, the sperm survival rate is around 20%, and the normal morphology of sperm is more than 4%, then in vitro fertilization can be performed.

If it is a case of sperm pseudo-death, then IVF can be performed. In most cases, the second generation of IVF is recommended. However, the specific implementation still needs to be carried out according to individual conditions.

If the sperm is truly dead, sperm donation and IVF can be performed.

In order to ensure the activity of sperm, sperm washing and other methods are also used to eliminate a group of sperm with insufficient activity.