Symptoms of asthenospermia

Asthenospermia refers to the abnormal number, mobility or morphology of sperm in male semen, which affects the ability to conceive. Asthenospermia can lead to the problem that men cannot conceive smoothly, which seriously affects the couple's birth plan. The following will elaborate on the performance of asthenospermia from four aspects: sperm number, sperm activity, sperm morphology and other symptoms.

1. Abnormal sperm quantity

The number of sperm in normal semen should be more than 20 million per milliliter. If the number is lower than this standard, it may be the expression of abnormal sperm number. Abnormal sperm count will lead to low semen concentration, which will reduce the chance of pregnancy. The symptoms of abnormal sperm count are as follows:

First, the amount of semen ejaculated by men after urination is significantly reduced, which is basically invisible to the naked eye. Secondly, the time interval between ejaculations becomes longer, usually reaching one week or more before ejaculation again. In addition, the feeling of ejaculation will also become weaker, without the previous intensity and pleasure. Abnormal sperm count is one of the main symptoms of asthenospermia.

In case of the above symptoms, it is recommended that men should go to a regular hospital for examination in time to make a clear diagnosis.

2. Reduced sperm activity

Sperm motility refers to the motility and speed of sperm. Normal sperm motility should be at least 40%. If sperm activity is reduced, it usually presents the following symptoms:

First of all, semen is often sticky, coagulated and not flowing, rather than flowing thinly as normal semen. Secondly, the sperm in semen showed slow swimming and low mobility. In addition, there may be problems with the swimming direction of sperm, which no longer moves towards the uterus. Decreased sperm motility is one of the common symptoms of asthenospermia.

If the above symptoms are found, it is recommended to seek medical advice immediately to determine the sperm activity for timely treatment.

3. Abnormal sperm morphology

The abnormal sperm morphology indicates that the shape and structure of sperm are abnormal, and the normal sperm morphology should be more than 15%. If sperm morphology is abnormal, it may be manifested in the following aspects:

First, the head, neck, tail and other parts of sperm observed under the microscope were deformed, which did not conform to the structural characteristics of normal sperm. Secondly, the sperm head may be deformed, smaller or larger. In addition, sperm tails may be missing, distorted or mutated. If the morphology of a large number of sperm is abnormal, it will lead to fertility decline and abortion and other problems.

If the male has the above symptoms, it is recommended to go to a specialized hospital for further examination to determine whether there is abnormal sperm morphology.

4. Other symptoms

In addition to the above three symptoms, asthenospermia may also be accompanied by other symptoms, such as sexual dysfunction, decreased libido, testicular swelling and pain. These symptoms may have an impact on the quality of men's sperm, leading to decreased fertility.

Although asthenospermia is different from other male fertility disorders, it can be treated. Once diagnosed, men can receive individualized treatment in appropriate hospitals to restore normal sperm quality and improve fertility.

Summary

The symptoms of asthenospermia mainly include abnormal sperm number, decreased sperm activity, abnormal sperm morphology and other symptoms. These symptoms will lead to the decline of male fertility, which will have a negative impact on the couple's birth plan. Therefore, for men with related symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical advice for diagnosis and treatment in time to improve the chance of pregnancy.