Low sperm vitality
Low sperm motility means that the motility of sperm is not enough to complete the fertilization process, which is a common reproductive health problem. Low sperm activity may lead to male infertility or low fertility, which may cause problems for couples' fertility. However, fortunately, the development of modern medicine has brought about the IVF technology, which can solve the problem of low sperm vitality. In the following, we will discuss how IVF technology can cope with the challenge of low sperm motility from different aspects.
Sperm screening and purification
The primary task of IVF technology is to extract and screen high-quality sperm. The hospital can use the sperm screening and purification technology to evaluate the sperm vitality, remove the sperm with low vitality, and leave high-quality sperm for fertilization. In addition to manual screening, some laboratories also use computer-assisted sperm screening technology to improve the accuracy and efficiency of screening. Through these technologies, the problem of low sperm motility can be solved.
In addition, there are some auxiliary technologies that can help improve sperm vitality. For example, in the process of IVF, special culture media can be used to provide a more suitable environment to promote sperm vitality. The development of these screening and purification technologies provides a higher success rate for the fertilization process.
Single sperm injection
Low sperm motility may lead to difficulties in fertilization. One of the commonly used technologies of IVF is single sperm injection (ICSI), which is a method of injecting single sperm into oocytes. For patients with low sperm motility, ICSI technology can bypass the problem of sperm motility and make the fertilization process more smooth.
In the ICSI process, doctors will choose sperm with high sperm vitality for injection, which improves the probability of successful fertilization. This technology has been successfully applied in many IVF centers, bringing hope to patients with low sperm motility.
Advances in assisted reproductive technology
With the progress of science and technology, assisted reproductive technology is also developing. Patients with low sperm motility can benefit from these advances. For example, a new technology called Blastoyst Culture can select more viable embryos, increasing the probability of successful implantation and pregnancy.
In addition, some new technologies are being developed, such as sperm motility enhancers, which can help improve sperm motility. The continuous improvement of these technologies will provide more treatment options and hope for patients with low sperm motility.
Summary
In a word, low sperm vitality may be an obstacle to couple's fertility, but the development of IVF technology provides an effective way to solve this problem. With the progress of sperm screening and purification, sperm injection and assisted reproductive technology, patients with low sperm activity can achieve higher fertility success rate. The development of IVF technology not only brings hope to couples facing fertility problems, but also provides a choice for a wider group to solve the problem of infertility.
