Is it easy to treat male sperm deficiency?

There are two main reasons for infertility in modern couples. One is the blockage of the fallopian tubes in women, and the other is asthenospermia in men. Because only when the male sperm activity reaches a certain level can a woman conceive normally. If the male sperm activity is low, it can be diagnosed as asthenospermia. Asthenospermia will cause certain harm to a man's fertility. Is it easy to treat when asthenospermia occurs?

Treatment of Asthenospermia

1. Western medicine treatment

The main treatment method is to treat the cause of the disease. Those with genital infection should receive anti-infection treatment, and those with varicocele should undergo surgery as soon as possible. Treatment can increase sperm energy, participate in sperm metabolism, or increase the activity of certain enzymes in sperm or semen to enhance sperm motility and help sperm activity. Such as nucleotides, zinc agents, vitamin A, vitamin E, etc.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

According to traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney is the foundation of the innate constitution and is responsible for "storing essence". The key to the formation and existence of sperm lies in the kidney yin, while the key to the strength of sperm motility lies in the kidney yang. If one is born with congenital deficiency, or is weak due to long-term illness, or has excessive sexual intercourse, it can all lead to deficiency of yin and yang in the kidney. If the kidney yang is deficient, the essence cannot move; if the kidney yin is deficient, the essence cannot be produced; if both yin and yang are deficient, the energy is poor. The biochemical and movement of the essence are impaired, which can cause infertility; or if dampness and heat accumulate in the body, the essence is blocked, which can lead to the obstruction of kidney yang, resulting in low sperm motility and infertility. Therefore, it is necessary to diagnose and treat food and use reasonable medicated diet.

Causes of Asthenospermia

1. Long-term abstinence

If men do not ejaculate for a long time, it is easy to lead to high sperm density, many dead sperms and poor sperm motility.

2. Genital infection

Genital infection can easily lead to changes in the composition of seminal plasma. A decrease in zinc, magnesium, citric acid, and fructose and an increase in pH will affect sperm motility.

3. Varicose vein

Due to the obstruction of blood circulation in the testicles and epididymis, the local temperature rises, toxic substances accumulate, and sperm motility decreases.

4. Other factors

Smoking, alcoholism, depression, certain medications, and systemic diseases can all affect sperm motility and lead to asthenospermia.