Can male patients with severe asthenozoospermia choose IVF for assisted pregnancy? Asthenozoospermia is a disease that many men nowadays suffer from. It not only seriously affects normal fertility, but also affects eugenics, which can easily lead to miscarriage, premature birth, and other phenomena. If not treated in a timely manner, it can further develop into severe asthenozoospermia, which will increase the difficulty of treatment. Currently, some men with severe asthenozoospermia, who have not achieved significant results after surgical treatment, want to have in vitro fertilization. However, Can severe asthenozoospermia be assisted by in vitro fertilization!

Men with severe asthenozoospermia, if they receive multiple treatments but fail to achieve fertility, can use second-generation in vitro fertilization (IVF), abbreviated as ICSI. The reason for choosing ICSI for severe asthenozoospermia is due to poor sperm motility and quality, making it difficult for them to free themselves into the fallopian tubes and combine with the egg to form a fertilized egg, The use of second-generation IVF can solve this problem.

ICSI was developed on the basis of the first generation of in vitro fertilization embryo transfer. In vitro fertilization involves removing sperm and eggs, freely combining and fertilizing them in a simulated fallopian tube in vitro, and then undergoing embryo transfer; The second generation of in vitro fertilization (IVF) involves removing sperm and eggs, and doctors analyze and observe male sperm. Then, they select the highest quality sperm and use micro fertilization technology to directly inject them into the egg to complete the fertilization process. Finally, the embryo is transferred to the female uterus, and ICSI solves the problem of insufficient sperm vitality and inability to free into the fallopian tubes.

That's all for the question of whether IVF assisted pregnancy can be chosen for severe asthenozoospermia. After severe asthenozoospermia, combined with one's own situation, second-generation IVF assisted pregnancy can be used. Patients can consult a doctor after undergoing examination at the hospital and receive corresponding treatment under the doctor's arrangement to achieve significant therapeutic effects.