What is the normal rate of defective sperm?

There are good and bad sperms in men. Some sperms are good and some are bad. Bad sperms are defective sperms. There is a certain ratio of defective sperms. If the ratio is too high, it may be that the man has some diseases and people need to pay special attention to it to prevent affecting conception or fetal growth. So what is the normal rate of defective sperms? Let's introduce it in detail below.

Normal men also have abnormal sperm in their semen. A sperm defect rate of less than 30% is considered normal. Patients with abnormal sperm rates must go to a regular hospital for treatment in a timely manner. During treatment, patients should also relax and not have too much mental pressure. Patients should pay attention not to smoke, drink, stay up late, and get more rest.

Causes

1. Urinary and reproductive system infection: Urinary and reproductive system infection is an important factor leading to sperm abnormality. When urinary and reproductive system infection occurs, the nutrients in semen will decrease, causing sperm abnormality or death.

2. Endocrine disorders: The secretion of certain related hormones in the body is unbalanced, resulting in an increased rate of deformities.

3. Excessive smoking: Recent studies have found that smokers can significantly increase the incidence of sperm abnormalities. The longer you smoke, the more abnormal sperm you have.

4. Alcoholism: Alcoholism is also a common cause of sperm abnormalities. Alcohol poisoning caused by alcoholism may damage sperm, causing an increase in the rate of sperm abnormalities. It can also cause sexual dysfunction such as sexual apathy, impotence, and premature ejaculation.

5. Other reasons: Chemical agents, radiation, environmental pollution and other factors can cause sperm abnormalities.

6. Disease factors: urogenital tract infection, orchitis complicated by mumps, epididymal tuberculosis, varicocele, etc. These diseases can affect the quality of sperm and cause teratospermia.

7. Drug factors: The use of hormones or certain chemical drugs can cause sperm to develop immaturely, forming abnormal sperm and leading to teratospermia.

8. External factors: External factors such as gonads being exposed to radiation can also cause sperm mutations and form teratozoospermia.

How to treat defective sperm

The process of sperm formation takes at least three months, so it is recommended to adjust your lifestyle at least three months in advance, quit smoking and drinking, avoid spicy food, reduce contact with chemicals, and use tonic treatments with caution. The treatment of this disease is a slow process, so don't be too anxious and try random treatments, which will affect the treatment effect.