Not all families can have children without any obstacles, and some couples may lack some necessary conditions, requiring both parties to make certain efforts in order to eventually conceive their own children. Like some families, it's because the male partner's sperm success rate is low that they can't conceive a child. So, can a sperm survival rate of 60 lead to pregnancy?
Generally speaking, a sperm survival rate of 60% -70% in males is normal. If the sperm survival rate is lower than this value, then the sperm survival rate is low. The sperm survival rate within one hour after male ejaculation should be above 70%. If the sperm survival rate is less than 50%, it is called oligozoospermia. The sperm survival rate of normal semen examination should reach 75% or above. A sperm survival rate of 60% or above will lead to pregnancy, but the probability of pregnancy is relatively small, depending on the overall physical fitness of the male.
Men need to pay attention to their lifestyle habits in order to ensure the quality and survival rate of their sperm. It is best not to smoke or drink alcohol, because according to research, nicotine in cigarettes can have a very negative impact on sperm, and excessive drinking can even affect sperm production.
Calcium can enhance sperm activity and increase the probability of successful fertilization, which is crucial during the fertilization process. If there is a lack of calcium in the body, sperm activity will be delayed and the activity of sperm will also decrease. Therefore, men should also pay attention to eating more calcium rich foods.
