How long does it take to treat asthenospermia?

Asthenospermia refers to the poor quality of male sperm, which often leads to male infertility. There are many causes of asthenospermia, and there is no exact time for the treatment cycle. Generally, if the disease is not particularly serious, according to the sperm growth cycle, it may get a good therapeutic effect through about two months of treatment. Of course, this is also related to the patient's constitution, illness time, and treatment plan.

How long does it take to treat asthenospermia?

The treatment cycle of asthenospermia varies from person to person, which is related to the maturity time of the sperm. The sperm maturation cycle is a long process, and it takes about 10 weeks from spermatogonia to mature sperm with fertilization ability.

There is no exact time for the treatment period of asthenospermia. According to its growth cycle, it takes at least 60 days for sperm with strong vitality to appear. In addition, it is also related to factors such as the different conditions, physical constitutions, illness duration, and treatment plans of each patient. All of the above factors lead to the fact that the treatment of asthenospermia often requires a relatively long process, and there is no accurate standard time.

In addition, patients must adhere to continuous treatment, only in this way can normal sperm appear in the shortest time. There are also some sperms that are in a "sub-healthy" state before treatment. If the treatment measures are correct, once they work, the weaker stored sperms can quickly become active. In this case, more active sperms will appear more quickly.

Asthenospermia seriously affects men's health and life and causes great psychological harm to them. Therefore, we must pay great attention to the health of our male friends and help them get out of the shadow of the disease. At the same time, we must take care of their diet and give them more care and protection so that they can stay away from the troubles of the disease as soon as possible.

How to prevent asthenospermia

1. Prevent various infectious diseases that endanger male fertility, such as mumps, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. If you find that your testicles have changes that are different from usual, such as swelling, hardening, unevenness, pain, etc., you must seek timely diagnosis and treatment.

2. Avoid prolonged masturbation. Prolonged masturbation can cause slow congestion of the prostate, leading to aseptic prostatitis, affecting the nutritional content, quantity, viscosity, acidity and alkalinity of semen, and inducing infertility.

3. Do not eat too greasy food and quit smoking and drinking. The reproductive cells in the testicles are affected by the harmful components in tobacco, resulting in poor sperm quantity and quality, and often leading to infertility or deformed babies. Excessive drinking can lead to chronic alcohol poisoning, sperm hypoplasia or loss of sperm motility.

4. Pay attention to rest: Work moderately, avoid fatigue, and relax your mind. Excessive fatigue and excessive mental stress will have a negative impact on sperm growth.

5. Avoid steam baths: Go to saunas and steam rooms less often. High-temperature steam baths can directly damage male sperm and inhibit sperm production.

6. Try not to use or use less chemical agents. It is best to keep the clothes you get from the dry cleaners for a few days before wearing them, because dry cleaning agents can affect men's sexual function. Do not take medicines at will. If you are sick, it is best to take medicines as prescribed by your doctor to avoid improper intake of drug ingredients that affect your health.