Can pregnancy be achieved with high sperm deformity rate?

Abnormal sperm is a common male disease, which is very likely to cause infertility, and many male friends suffer from it every year. Abnormal sperm also exists in normal human semen, and the percentage is generally less than 30%. If the percentage of sperm abnormality is higher than 50%, it is called high abnormal sperm. So can abnormal sperm lead to pregnancy? How should it be treated?

1. High levels of abnormal sperm can lead to pregnancy

1. A healthy man produces tens to hundreds of millions of sperms every day. The sperm density of a normal man ejaculates at a time reaches hundreds of millions. Only a small number of these sperms can make it through the journey to the vicinity of the egg cell. These sperms are all healthy, normal in shape, and have extremely high fertilization potential. Among them, usually only one lucky one can complete the fusion with the egg cell. The tail of the sperm is the engine that promotes the forward movement of the sperm. Severe deformities at the tail of the sperm will affect the forward movement of the sperm, resulting in the sperm being unable to reach the vicinity of the egg cell, and of course, the woman cannot get pregnant. If the sperm head is significantly smaller or even has no sperm head deformity, the sperm cannot recognize the egg cell, or when it encounters the egg cell, it cannot release enough apical enzymes to digest the zona pellucida of the egg cell, and the fertilization process cannot be carried out, resulting in infertility.

2. The probability of pregnancy will be reduced if the sperm is too abnormal, but it does not necessarily mean that pregnancy is impossible. The sperm density of a man's ejaculation reaches hundreds of millions, and even if 1% of the sperm is normal, there are still millions of sperm that can fertilize the egg cell. Even if it is close to 100% abnormal, as long as the sperm head deformity is consistent and the tail deformity is not serious, there is still a certain probability of pregnancy.

2. How to avoid excessive sperm abnormalities

1. Actively adjust your lifestyle and quit smoking and drinking. Pay attention to reducing exposure to harmful substances such as high temperature, fertilizers, benzene, indoor formaldehyde, and radiation sources. Prevent reproductive system infections. Prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, orchitis, epididymitis, urethritis, etc. are all causes of abnormal sperm count.

2. Eat more fresh fruits, vegetables and nuts; moderate aerobic exercise such as brisk walking is beneficial to the health of sperm; supplementing with a variety of nutrients and nutrients, taking drugs such as L-carnitine and some Chinese medicine prescriptions under the specific guidance of a doctor, all have a certain therapeutic effect on sperm abnormalities.

3. It takes about three months for male sperm to form and mature, so check the sperm quality 3-6 months before planning to conceive. If any problems are found, pay attention to adjusting your lifestyle and actively seek treatment. After a period of treatment, they can generally be restored.

3. Ways to improve sperm quality

1. Develop a good lifestyle, quit drinking and smoking, exercise, develop good physical fitness, increase resistance, and eliminate radiation sources as much as possible.

2. Maintain a stable mentality; you can also adjust your health in many aspects according to diet therapy.

3. Eat more foods high in calcium hydrogen phosphate, such as loach, beef, loach, giant squid, razor fish, yam, ginkgo, frozen tofu, and bean oil skin.

4. Eat more foods high in zinc, such as spinach, chicken, raw eggs, beef liver, etc. Such foods include Heng You Tai and other high-quality products containing this nutrient.

Warm reminder:

The shape of sperm is mainly related to the probability of pregnancy, but not to the genetic information of sperm. A man ejaculates hundreds of millions of sperm at a time, and these sperm are deformed and generally not likely to make a woman pregnant. There are many factors that cause fetal deformities, which are mainly related to genetic factors, unfavorable environmental factors during pregnancy, and the misuse of some drugs. So far, no studies have shown that abnormal sperm is related to abnormal fetuses, so there is no need to worry too much about abnormal sperm causing abnormal fetuses.