Can severe oligospermia be cured? How to treat severe oligospermia? Oligospermia, a disease that can have a significant impact on the normal life and work of male friends, cannot be ignored. Especially in severe cases of oligospermia, it can seriously affect normal fertility and lead to infertility. For patients with severe oligospermia, everyone is very concerned about a problem, so they consult one after another to see if they can be cured of severe oligospermia? Let me give you a relevant introduction.

Oligospermia refers to the low number of sperm. According to the International Health Organization, sperm should not be less than 20 million per milliliter. If this value is below, it is diagnosed as oligospermia, which has a significant impact on fertility. Oligospermia can be caused by various factors, including varicocele, improper diet, reproductive tract infections, cryptorchidism, etc. Different methods of treatment are chosen for different causes, such as medication Surgical treatment; If it is severe oligospermia and still has no effect after medication and surgical treatment, second-generation IVF (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) can also be used in this case.

If the number of sperm is relatively small, less than the standard, then there is generally not enough high-quality sperm, and there will not be enough high-quality sperm to combine with the egg. If male oligospermia is severe, it can only be treated with second-generation IVF. Sperm can be taken out of the body for analysis and observation, and then the best quality sperm can be selected. Using micro fertilization technology, sperm can be directly injected into the egg (artificially allowing the sperm to combine with the egg), thereby achieving the goal of aiding pregnancy.

The question of whether severe oligozoospermia can be cured has been introduced to patients. As long as severe oligozoospermia is promptly treated at a reputable hospital, the correct method is chosen, and patients maintain a good mentality and pay attention to relevant matters, the chances of cure are still very considerable.