Can too much sex cause sperm death?

The answer is that in the first place there is no set definition or measure of too much or too little sex. Desire for sex can vary from person to person and people can have intercourse from daily to a few times a week or month. However, there is a cycle of birth and maturation of sperms which is completed in 70 to 80 days. If a person has intercourse daily or more frequently for a long period of time, there is a possibility that the sperms will start coming in an immature state. It doesn't make any difference, however, the chances of getting pregnant may be less for married people who want to have children. Remember that the sperms are not completely dead from too much sex or masturbation, and neither is any physical or There is sexually transmitted disease, but the sperm count may be low in the semen test, so the doctor says 3 to 5 days of sex gap for the semen test.

There are dozens of reasons for dead sperms and diseases, which cause male infertility, if one is not getting pregnant even after one year of marriage, then one should consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment of male infertility.

Causes of male infertility: such as chromosomal abnormalities, hereditary infertility problems, hormonal problems, kidney disease, gonorrhea, diabetes, syphilis, gonorrhea, sarcoid and copper use, inflammation of the kidneys. Having a varicocele, misuse of high potency drugs, more smoking and alcohol can also be the cause and thyroid problem can also be the cause.

Irregularities of sperm development:

1: Oligospermia: (Oligospermia)

In that the sperm count drops below 20 million, which is more than the normal 40 million, oligospermia can be easily treated.

2: Pyospermia or leucocytospermia

This means more pus cells in the semen test, usually due to an infection.

Normal pustules can usually range from 2 to 4. It can also be treated medically. (If a patient has more pus cells like 20 and is not benefiting from medicine, then semen culture and sensitivity test can be done. Treatment of pus cells can be difficult in some patients.)

3: Asthenospermia:

 Asthenospermia means decreased sperm motility. Normal sperm motility is greater than about 60 percent.

It is also possible to treat it. In this, the patient is given medication to strengthen the sperms. Vitamin supplements can also be used.

4: Teratozoospermia:

Teratozoospermia is a condition characterized by abnormal sperm morphology. As with too much sperm, the size, shape or texture may be wrong. A defect in the head, midpiece, or tail of the sperm cell may be involved. Its normal number is more than 4 percent. It can also be difficult to treat.

5: Azoospermia: (Azospermia)

It does not produce sperms at all. Treatment is very difficult. Doctors just take a chance and start the treatment. But unfortunately, the treatment of Azospermia is very difficult. For such patients, most of the doctors say to get pregnant through a procedure like IVF ie In Vitro Fertilization.

A final tip is not to self-medicate any sexual problems, as self-medication can have more side effects than benefits. Rather, consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. So avoid tips and self-medication because medical treatment varies according to the nature of the problem of each patient.