Asthenozoospermia is a very common male disease and one of the causes of male infertility. Asthenozoospermia is mainly caused by reproductive system diseases and unhealthy personal habits. If timely and targeted treatment is taken, asthenozoospermia can be cured. So how long does it take for asthenozoospermia treatment?
In reality, the causes of asthenozoospermia vary, and the required treatment time also varies. Almost all treatments for low sperm motility require a certain amount of time and effort, as this is not due to poor drug efficacy, but rather a normal physiological process, namely the maturation cycle of sperm. But as long as patients actively cooperate with treatment and maintain a good mentality, good treatment results will be achieved quickly.
For asthenozoospermia caused by unhealthy lifestyle habits, after correcting bad habits such as quitting smoking and drinking, staying up late and getting up early, exercising regularly, and taking medication on time according to the doctor's prescription, the stored asthenozoospermia will be affected by the medication and quickly become active.
If asthenozoospermia is caused by insufficient sperm count, it takes at least 75 days to restore normal sperm count and vitality with medication and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Because according to the physiological laws of the testes, sperm require a long maturation process in the body, from spermatogonia to mature and fertile sperm, which takes at least 75 days.
But if asthenozoospermia is caused by some physiological organ diseases, it will take a longer time. To cure asthenozoospermia, it is necessary to first treat the most fundamental organ diseases. After the physiological functions of the organs are fully restored, the testicles can produce sperm normally, and the number and vitality of sperm in the body can be restored. This process takes approximately several cycles of sperm growth.
