Post Date April, 15 2023
The amount of sperm is a barometer of male health, which not only reflects whether a man's body is healthy, but also determines whether he can have enough sperm to have a healthy baby.
However, the more sperm, the better. For men, too much sperm will affect the quality of sperm, which is not conducive to eugenics. For men, too little sperm will naturally affect the combination of zygote, affect women's pregnancy and eventually lead to male infertility.
Under normal circumstances, there are tens of millions or even 100 to 200 million sperm in the semen produced by men, but only one sperm can ultimately bind to the egg.
Because sperm are divided into four levels, only the sperm with the best quality and the fastest forward movement can bind to the egg.
The more A-grade sperm, the higher the chance of pregnancy
In clinical practice, the vitality of sperm is divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D. Among them, A level represents rapid forward movement of sperm, B level represents slow forward movement of sperm, C level represents in situ movement of sperm, and D level represents inability to move sperm.
It is not difficult to see from this that the more A-grade sperm in semen, the better the quality of male sperm, and the higher the success rate of female pregnancy after sexual intercourse.
On the contrary, the fewer A-grade sperm, the lower the success rate of pregnancy for women after sexual intercourse, and in severe cases, it can even lead to male infertility.
The standard for male fertility is that A-grade sperm is ≥ 25%, or the sum of A-grade and B-grade sperm is ≥ 50%. To achieve eugenics and have healthy and intelligent offspring, the quantity and quality of sperm must meet higher requirements.
However, many men's sperm are now far below this standard, resulting in couples not having children for many years after marriage.
What are the reasons for poor sperm motility?
The main causes of poor sperm motility are testicular spermatogenesis disorder, inflammatory infection, varicocele, immune disease, endocrine disease and bad living habits.
There are problems with the spermatogenic system, such as low quantity and poor quality of sperm from the source; If there are diseases in the spermatic cord, prostate and other links, it will affect the growth and development, survival rate and vitality of sperm, resulting in poor sperm motility or even dead sperm without sperm.
Therefore, if the sperm analysis report shows that the sperm motility is poor, these links should be checked one by one to accurately find the root cause.
How to treat the poor sperm motility?
There are many reasons leading to poor sperm motility. Therefore, treatment must be based on the etiology and condition of the symptomatic treatment to achieve ideal results.
First, we must treat the primary disease that causes poor sperm motility, repair the spermatogenic function, improve the sperm growth environment, and eliminate the impact of disease on sperm production and growth from the source.
Secondly, through scientific means, improve sperm survival rate and vitality, reduce sperm deformity rate, comprehensively improve sperm quantity and quality, and quickly restore to fertility standards.
