Asthenozoospermia

Usually, Men with low sperm motility are more likely to have inactivity of sperm.

Asthenozoospermia primarily affects seminal tissues. This condition prevents your sperm from reaching the egg and fertilizing it, compromising fertility. Infertility occurs when asthenozoospermia interferes with cellular energy production that helps your sperm quickly enter your partner’s uterus.

You will be aware that Sperm motility plays a vital role in conceiving. To fertilize the ovum, the ejaculated sperm must penetrate the cervical mucus, move up into the uterus, and penetrate the egg layers.

Men with genetic conditions are more likely to have asthenozoospermia. However, it is worth noting that if the motility is only affected, but the quality of sperm is still decent, men with asthenozoospermia can still become pregnant with the best practices present in Siddha thereby improving motility.