How to self-test sperm survival rate

The quality of sperm is directly related to whether conception is successful. Generally speaking, men have no way to test sperm motility at home, unless there are some serious diseases, such as hematospermia, the semen is too thick and not vaporized. This is a more serious situation. At this time, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. For those who have been unable to conceive for a long time, sperm motility tests should be performed.

How to self-test sperm survival rate

It is impossible to test the sperm motility of men at home because many related equipment are needed in the process of testing sperm motility. This examination is an important prerequisite for preparing for pregnancy, so it must be carried out in a relevant regular hospital.

What are the sperm motility tests?

1. Cervical mucus penetration test is also an examination that is often needed in patients with infertility. Generally speaking, common factors that affect sperm penetration of cervical mucus include the physical and chemical state of cervical mucus, the activity of seminal plasma enzymes, and the motility quality of sperm.

2Currently, routine semen analysis can mainly provide information on semen volume, sperm density, the total number of sperm in the semen, sperm aggregation, sperm motility and viability, sperm morphology, semen liquefaction, etc.

3. In seminal plasma, there are various biochemical components including enzymes, small molecular organic matter and inorganic substances. The presence of these ingredients is of great significance for protecting, promoting and maintaining the normal function of sperm. Among these ingredients, acetyl botulinum toxin is very important because it is a form of energy reserve for sperm movement and plays an important role in the production and enhancement of sperm motility.

4. Checking the non-sperm cells in semen includes immature spermatogonia, spermatocytes, polymorphonuclear leukocytes, macrophages, reproductive epithelial cells, lymphocytes, monocytes, etc., which plays a very important role in the comprehensive and correct evaluation of non-sperm cells in semen, sperm count and its motility.

If the female egg wants to be successfully fertilized, the sperm must be active enough to penetrate the cervical mucus, the cumulus ovum and the zona pellucida. If the sperm is not active enough during this process, no matter how many sperm there are, it will be useless. From the above, we can clearly know the influence of male sperm motility on successful conception.