Among the causes of infertility, male asthenozoospermia is one of the main reasons for infertility. When men experience weak sperm, there are often abnormal symptoms that require the attention of male patients. So, what are the symptoms of weak sperm?
Some men with asthenozoospermia do not experience particularly obvious symptoms in their daily lives, but if they have not become pregnant for two years after marriage, they need to consider having this problem and undergo timely examination.
Some men may experience symptoms such as chills, soreness and weakness in the waist and knees, fatigue and weakness, erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, and so on. In addition, some men may suffer from reproductive system diseases, including prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, epididymitis, and so on. During the onset of the disease, male patients often experience symptoms such as bitter mouth and dry throat, difficulty urinating, and dripping urine due to dampness and heat.
The reason for weak sperm is infection with diseases. When the reproductive system is infected, it directly reduces the motility of sperm. In addition, immune system diseases and varicocele can also lead to a significant decrease in sperm motility.
For men with abnormal changes in the reproductive system, early diagnosis and treatment are necessary, and frequent masturbation should be avoided in daily life. Additionally, it is important to avoid excessive alcohol consumption, oily foods, and chemicals in their diet.
