What tests should be done for low sperm survival rate?

Some men may face the problem of low sperm survival rate. So what tests should be done for low sperm survival rate? Male friends with this condition need to pay more attention, because low sperm survival rate can seriously affect male fertility. In order to better give birth to the next generation, timely treatment is needed once the problem is discovered. There are many reasons for low sperm survival rate. Patients need to understand the cause of the disease themselves and receive targeted treatment. Low sperm survival rate will also affect the normal life of couples, so treatment is necessary.

The number of male infertility patients is increasing year by year, among which male infertility caused by sperm quality accounts for a large proportion. The quantity and quality of sperm determine a man's reproductive capacity. Poor sperm survival is a common cause of male infertility. After ejaculation, a healthy and normal male should have more than 70% viable sperm. If the viable sperm rate is less than 50%, it is abnormal and is called low sperm survival rate.

1. Color Doppler ultrasound of testicle, epitestis, prostate and spermatic vein. 2. Examination of anti-sperm antibodies. 3. Biochemical examination of seminal plasma, including: determination of fructose, a-glucosidase, acid phosphatase, seminal plasma zinc, quantitative analysis of acrosome enzyme, sperm hypotonic swelling test, etc. 4. Examination of prostatic fluid and examination of chlamydia and mycoplasma.

1. Biochemical indicators of sperm function: Low sperm survival rate in men. Checking biochemical indicators of sperm function can accurately determine the normal situation of male fertility. There are various biochemical components including enzymes, small molecular organic matter and inorganic substances in seminal plasma. The presence of these components directly protects and promotes the maintenance of normal sperm function.

2. Routine semen examination: Routine semen examination can be used to know the amount of semen, sperm density and total number of sperm in semen, sperm motility and vitality, sperm morphology and semen quality.

3. Hypotonic swelling test: Using the hypotonic swelling test, we can know the various functions of sperm, including those that affect sperm capacitation, sperm acrosome reaction and sperm-egg fusion.

4. Cervical mucus penetration test: By using the cervical mucus penetration test, the physical and chemical state of cervical mucus, the motility quality of sperm, etc. can be determined, so as to understand the role of sperm and cervical mucus.

The examinations required for low sperm survival rate are related to the cure of the disease, so if male friends suffer from this condition, they can conduct relevant examinations according to the above methods. The main thing is the semen examination. After the examination, we can understand the problem of sperm-egg combination, the cause of infertility, and effective treatment to change the current adverse condition. This also solves the male fertility problem.