4 Pathogenic Factors of Asthenospermia

Many newlyweds start to prepare for pregnancy after they get married. They are eager to have a healthy and lovely baby. However, after a period of pregnancy preparation, the stomach did not move but went to the hospital to check that the male had asthenospermia. Asthenospermia is low sperm motility, which is one of the leading causes of male infertility. What are the pathogenic factors of asthenospermia? 1. Some bad habits In much daily life, some inconspicuous habits will cause the quality of men to decline, low activity, resulting in male asthenospermia. For example, some men like to steam sauna and take hot springs to make themselves in a relatively warm environment. Although they can relax their body and mind and drive away their fatigue, they have a significant impact on sperm. The best survival temperature of sperm is about 35 ℃. If you often wash the sauna and take a hot spring, it will affect the survival and development of sperm, which will make the motility of sperm low and produce asthenospermia. Besides, some men who like to wear tights in life will also have this problem and will suffer from asthenospermia, which will affect male fertility. 2. Causes of disease Some male diseases also lead to asthenospermia, such as varicocele, epididymitis, orchitis, and so on. Other mycoplasma infections, as well as prostatitis, can also reduce fertility in men. The severe lack of sperm nutrients will also lead to the production of asthenospermia. So men must not neglect their health. If these diseases appear, we must treat them in time, so as not to damage the health of the body and at the same time affect the fertility of men. Usually, for epididymitis, orchitis, prostatitis, and other male reproductive diseases, people can choose herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill with the functions of clearing heat and detoxification, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, promoting diuresis and relieving stranguria for treatment. It can treat not only the diseased area but also inhibit the further spread of inflammation. 3. Endocrine abnormality If male endocrine disorders will also lead to sperm motility reduction, for example, the male hormone secretion is too little, the female hormone secretion is too much, and the thyroid hormone secretion is abnormal. These abnormal endocrine conditions may lead to a series of sperm problems, such as decreased sperm or decreased sperm activity. rn4. Radiation Radiation can affect the quality of sperm and the activity of sperm. If men live in a high radiation work environment for a long time, even if there are protective clothing, it is difficult to avoid the impact of radiation, let alone no protective clothing. Like some common IT industries that are often exposed to computer radiation, the male infertility rate is also very high. So if you want to protect your fertility, you'd better be able to change your job within your ability. The above are the four pathogenic factors of male asthenospermia. I hope that all men can protect their sperm and try to avoid the occurrence of the above four pathogenic factors.