Does Necrospermia 100% Mean Infertility?

Although it is said that the process from pregnancy to childbirth is always carried out by women, in fact, at the first conception, women can't become pregnant without the participation of men. Some couples have always wanted a baby, but the man has found out necrospermia. Many men with necrospermia have not given birth yet, but they still have a strong need for fertility. So, after necrospermia, does it mean that pregnancy is 100% impossible?
 
Any possibility of pregnancy with necrospermia? 
 
Necrospermia is related to male spermatogenesis defects, varicocele, seminal vesicles, prostate, and epididymis. Whether the nutritional status of the whole body is good or whether vitamin A, E deficiency, and other factors are also related to necrospermia. Therefore, for whether necrospermia can be naturally pregnant, a specific analysis should be made for the aforementioned factors. If it is caused by systemic malnutrition, it will be possible to get pregnant naturally by conditioning the body.
 
If various inflammations cause it, after anti-inflammatory treatment, such as herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill for sterilization and anti-inflammatory, it is customary to become pregnant naturally after full recovery; The pill is made of more than 50 kinds of natural herbs, which can increase the rate of natural pregnancy. 
 
In short, as long as it is symptomatic treatment, it can be pregnant as desired. Of course, there are some patients whose condition is not severe. As the body becomes naturally strong, the sperm count does not need to be treated, and the sperm count is up to the standard. Of course, they can naturally become pregnant.
 
What does death syndrome mean?
 
Necrospermia means that the survival rate of male sperm is not high, and the number of dead sperm is more than 40% of the total number of sperm. Refers to a patient whose semen has been examined many times, and the sperm have died exceeding the standard. 
 
Generally, under normal circumstances, within one hour of male semen being excreted from the body, the number of sperm that usually survives should be more than 70%. If there are more than 40% of the dead spermatozoa, it will affect female conception. Male sperm survival time is generally maintained at a six-hour survival rate of more than 20%. If there are no surviving sperm within six hours, infertility can occur.
 
Common factors that cause necrospermia:
 
1. Prolonged abstinence: 
 
If men have irregular sexual life and do not ejaculate for a long time, the sperm density in the semen will be very high, resulting in too many dead sperm and poor sperm motility. But this is also a normal physiological phenomenon.
 
2. Chronic seminal vesiculitis: 
 
It is an inflammation of the reproductive system that is easy to occur in men. When necrospermia occurs, the secretion of fructose in the reproductive system is reduced, which will lead to the death of sperm, which is also an inevitable cause of male death.
 
3. Inflammation of the reproductive organs: 
 
In addition to chronic seminal vesiculitis, which can lead to many sperm deaths, when men suffer from diseases such as orchitis, prostatitis, and epididymitis, it will also lead to an increase in the number of sperm deaths, especially chronic prostatitis. After the attack, the secretions contain inflammatory substances, and the zinc element in the testis decreases, which is more likely to cause necrospermia.
 
4. Varicocele: 
 
When necrospermia occurs in men, blood circulation disorders will appear in tissues such as testes and epididymis to varying degrees and can cause the temperature of the testicle to rise. When the sperm encounters a high temperature, it will cause low mobility. In severe cases, it can also cause necrospermia.
 
5. Autoimmune factors: 
 
Studies have found that if a man develops immune diseases such as anti-sperm antibodies, it will also affect fertility. Anti-sperm antibodies can lead to a decrease in sperm count and necrospermia.
 
The necrospermia of a man does not 100% mean that he cannot make his wife pregnant. If he receives medication in time, he can still make a woman pregnant. But men need to be more concerned about the fetus during the pregnancy. Because the necrospermia of a man is 100% likely to cause some congenital malformations in the fetus, if a woman becomes pregnant under such circumstances, she may need to do regular pregnancy checkups.