Can Sperm Abnormalities Affect the Health of IVF-PGT Babies?

2024-06-13 20:32:00，visits： 273

Sperm morphology abnormalities have always been a concern for couples trying to conceive. However, there may be some misconceptions about the impact of sperm morphology abnormalities on fetal health. In this article, we will explore the effects of sperm morphology abnormalities on fetal health and how lifestyle adjustments can reduce their occurrence.

Sperm morphology abnormalities refer to abnormalities in the shape of the sperm head, body, or tail. According to medical standards, a sperm morphology abnormality rate exceeding 96% is considered teratozoospermia. However, a high rate of sperm morphology abnormalities does not necessarily mean it will affect fetal health. During pregnancy, most sperm with abnormal morphology are naturally eliminated through selection, leaving only sperm with normal morphology to fertilize the egg and conceive a healthy baby. Therefore, sperm morphology abnormalities are just a part of normal physiological phenomena, and there is no need to worry as long as they are within the normal range.

So, can sperm morphology abnormalities lead to fetal deformities? Medically, sperm morphology abnormalities are mainly related to the probability of pregnancy rather than the genetic material of the sperm. Sperm morphology abnormalities do not necessarily lead to fetal deformities, much like a person's appearance is not directly related to their health. Therefore, couples trying to conceive do not need to worry excessively about sperm morphology abnormalities affecting fetal health.

Although sperm morphology abnormalities themselves do not directly affect fetal health, lifestyle adjustments can effectively reduce their occurrence rate and increase the success rate of pregnancy. Here are some lifestyle recommendations:

1. Quit smoking and limit alcohol: Smoking and alcohol have adverse effects on sperm morphology, so quitting smoking and limiting alcohol consumption can help reduce the occurrence of sperm morphology abnormalities.

2. Balanced diet: A balanced diet provides rich nutrients, especially zinc and selenium, which are crucial for sperm production and maturation.

3. Moderate exercise: Moderate exercise helps regulate bodily functions and improve sperm quality.

4. Avoid prolonged sitting and reduce local temperature: Prolonged sitting and high local temperatures can affect sperm production and maturation.

5. Maintain genital hygiene: Avoiding genital infections has a positive effect on sperm morphology.

In summary, sperm morphology abnormalities do not directly affect fetal health but are related to the probability of pregnancy. Lifestyle adjustments can effectively reduce the occurrence of sperm morphology abnormalities, increase the success rate of pregnancy, and ensure fetal health. IVF USA currently provides services such as egg freezing and IVF in the USA, as well as third-party reproduction services. Our services extend beyond the USA to include Japan for IVF and egg freezing, as well as Thailand, Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions. We collaborate closely with top IVF specialists worldwide. If you need more information about sperm morphology abnormalities and fertility, please consult the professional team at IVF USA, and we will be dedicated to assisting you.