Sperm deformity rate

Sperm deformity rate refers to the probability of abnormal sperm in all sperms. It is an indicator of great significance for male fertility. The sperm deformity rate generally does not exceed 3%. If the sperm deformity rate is 96%, it means that the male sperm deformity rate is too high and needs to be treated in time. Below, we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge of sperm deformity rate!

1. Reasons for high sperm deformity rate

The abnormal sperm in semen exceeds 20%. The abnormal sperm include abnormal shape of head, body and tail, or mixed head and body deformity. First of all, patients should be calm, and then figure out whether this value is meaningful. If it is meaningful, consider checking. Examinations can consider doing plasma biochemistry, chromosome karyotype, etc., but generally speaking, few reasons can be found. If the sperm deformity rate is indeed high, you can consider taking L-carnitine to improve sperm morphology. No contraception is required. After the operation, you can have normal intercourse and prepare for conception. There is no exact relationship between sperm deformity and fetal development abnormalities. The process of sperm and egg combination itself has natural selection. Normal sperm can have a deformity rate of up to 70% during staining examination.

2. What happens if the sperm deformity rate is high?

In asthenozoospermia, sperms are unable to move forward and have difficulty passing through the cervical canal and uterine cavity to reach the fallopian tube and combine with the egg, thus causing low fertility. Common causes of asthenozoospermia include: 1. The testicular spermatogenic epithelium is not fully mature or damaged and thinned, resulting in poor sperm quality and weak motility; 2. Low semen volume; 3. Sperm mutations. For example, when the epididymis, seminal vesicle, prostate, etc. are inflamed, the pH, oxygen supply, nutrition, metabolism, etc. are not conducive to the activity and survival of sperms; if antisperm antibodies are present, sperms can be agglutinated, thus losing their motility.

3. Can you have children if your sperm deformity rate is high?

From the perspective of eugenics, it is not suitable to get pregnant when the sperm deformity rate is high, and you should try to get pregnant after the condition is improved. This is because the sperm head is too large or has other abnormal shapes, which is not conducive to penetrating the tiny channel formed by the cervical mucus.

Sperm is a necessary substance for human reproduction. If sperm is deformed, it will affect female conception and reduce male fertility. In the absence of special circumstances, if the sperm deformity rate exceeds 70%, it often indicates that there will be serious problems, and it will even be very difficult to get pregnant. Even if you get pregnant in time, it will cause your wife to miscarry.