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Sperm morphology

  Abnormal sperm morphology, also known as morphological sperm, refers to the morphological variation of the head, body, and tail. Head abnormalities include giant heads, amorphous, and two-headed; body abnormalities include thickened bodies, cracks, and incomplete structures; tail abnormalities include curled tails, two tails, and tailless.

 

Table of Contents

1. What are the causes of sperm malformation
2. What complications can sperm malformation easily lead to
3. What are the typical symptoms of sperm malformation
4. How to prevent sperm malformation
5. What tests need to be done for sperm malformation
6. Diet taboos for sperm malformation patients
7. Conventional Western medicine treatment methods for sperm malformation

1. What are the causes of sperm malformation

  1. Smoking:The longer the smoking time, the more malformed sperm will be produced.

  2. Endocrine disorders:If there is an imbalance in the secretion of related hormones in the body, it will lead to an increase in malformation rates.

  3. Urogenital system infection:They are one of the main causes of sperm malformation. Due to the existence of urogenital infection diseases, the nutritional substances in seminal fluid are greatly reduced, leading to sperm malformation or direct death.

  4. Alcohol and tobacco:Excessive drinking can cause alcoholism, which can damage sperm and lead to sperm malformation. Smoking can significantly increase the incidence of malformed sperm. If more than 30 cigarettes are smoked daily, the incidence of malformed sperm will increase even more.

  5. Other reasons:Chemical agents, environmental pollution, and radiation and other factors are very likely to cause sperm malformation.

 

2. What complications can sperm malformation easily lead to

  Visible signs include fatigue, lack of appetite, abdominal fullness, or weakness in the waist and knees. Testicular swelling may occur with varicocele. Sperm malformation can lead to male infertility and habitual abortion in women.

3. What are the typical symptoms of sperm malformation

  1. Infertility

  1. Infertility. Visible signs include fatigue, lack of appetite, abdominal fullness, or weakness in the waist and knees. Testicular swelling may occur with varicocele.

  3. Some patients have sexual dysfunction.

 

4. How to prevent malformation of sperm

  1. Do not have sexual activity too frequently

  Excessive frequency of sexual activity can not only lead to impotence but also reduce the amount of sperm in each ejaculation. If there are fewer than 20 million sperm per milliliter of semen, the chances of conception for the female partner are very slim.

  2. Do not smoke or drink alcohol

  Smoking and excessive drinking are the enemies of sperm. Sperm is quite sensitive to nicotine, a substance in cigarettes that can reduce the secretion of sex hormones and kill sperm. If an adult man smokes 30 cigarettes a day, the survival rate of sperm is only 4%, and the rate of sperm malformation increases. Moreover, long-term and excessive drinking can cause chronic or acute alcoholism, which can lead to 70% of sperm developing abnormally or losing vitality.

  3. Do not interrupt nutrition

  Some men have monotonous diets and preferential eating habits, and do not like to eat animal products. Over time, this can lead to a decrease in the amount of zinc in the body. A zinc deficiency in men can reduce libido and sexual function, decrease sperm count by about 30%, and even cause men to lose fertility.

  4. Avoid too much heat

  The scrotum acts as the 'temperature regulator' for the testicles, which should usually be a few degrees lower than body temperature for the testicles to produce sperm smoothly. Men who have the habit of taking hot baths should try to quit. Because hot water can easily raise the temperature of the scrotum, causing a decrease in sperm count, and wearing jeans or tight pants can also cause the scrotum to be difficult to dissipate heat, obstructing the return of venous blood to the scrotal area.

  5. Do not be melancholic and sorrowful

  Worry,烦恼, and adverse mental states directly affect the function of the nervous and endocrine systems, indirectly affecting sperm quality.

 

5. What Laboratory Examinations Are Needed for Sperm Malformation

  1. Physical Examination:There are no obvious abnormal signs, and there may be swelling or tenderness locally in those with varicocele, and tenderness and nodules may be present in those with prostatitis.

  2. Physical and Chemical Examination:Under the microscope, the number of sperm malformations exceeds 20% above the normal value.

 

6. Dietary Taboos for Sperm Malformation Patients

  For sperm malformation, it is necessary to supplement various vitamins, increase various inorganic salts, especially the intake of trace elements. Diet adjustment should include more arginine-rich foods, and some foods rich in sex hormones should be appropriately increased.

 

7. Conventional Methods of Western Medicine for Treating Sperm Malformation

  26. For those caused by reproductive tract infection, anti-inflammatory treatment can be performed. For those caused by endocrine abnormalities, endocrine function adjustment should be given, and surgery should be considered for the patient.

  25. The treatment of infertility caused by high rates of malformed sperms should be based on the cause of the malformed sperms, eliminate adverse factors (drugs, radiation, high temperature, alcohol, etc.), and treat the disease according to its cause. If malformed sperms exceed 70%, chromosomal examination should be performed, and treatment will be difficult if there is a chromosomal disease.

  24. Some people have performed sperm culture in male infertility patients and found that up to 85% are positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum. When there are mycoplasmas in seminal fluid, the vitality of sperm decreases, the sperm density decreases, and the number of malformed sperms increases. Taking doxycycline for 2 weeks can restore fertility.

  23. Artificial Insemination for Couples: Using the Percoll density gradient centrifugation method, 90% of the sperms with normal morphology and activity levels III and IV can be separated, and artificial insemination is then performed.

  22. In daily life, drinking tea as a beverage, in addition to preventing and improving kidney deficiency, can also regulate the balance of the human body's physiological mechanism, enhance the body's resistance, and greatly reduce a series of complications caused by kidney deficiency. This kind of traditional Chinese medicine tea mainly includes discqing grass, insect mulberry grass, and cordyceps.

 

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