POWER FERTILITY CLINIC｜Can Abnormal Sperm Lead to IVF? New Hope in Mexico IVF

2025-04-30 09:02:09，visits： 9

 

For some couples longing to have children, sperm abnormalities are undoubtedly a hurdle on their path to parenthood. So, can advanced In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) technology help them overcome this obstacle and successfully conceive healthy babies?

 

First, we need a clear understanding of sperm abnormalities. Medically, sperm abnormalities refer to irregularities in the shape of a man's sperm, whether in the head, body, or tail. Typically, a diagnosis of teratozoospermia (abnormal sperm morphology) is made only when the rate of abnormal sperm exceeds 96%. The causes of sperm abnormalities are complex and varied, influenced by both genetic factors and environmental pollution, poor lifestyle habits, and more.

 

However, not all sperm abnormalities directly affect fertility. In fact, a small percentage of abnormal sperm within the normal range usually does not significantly hinder natural conception. More importantly, there is no necessary link between sperm abnormalities and the future health of the baby. Natural conception is like a fierce competition, where only a very few morphologically normal and highly motile sperm can ultimately successfully fertilize an egg and create a healthy life.

 

Modern assisted reproductive technology has made significant progress in addressing fertility difficulties caused by sperm abnormalities. Among these, second-generation IVF technology, or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), has brought new hope to couples struggling to conceive due to poor sperm quality. By performing testicular sperm aspiration (TESA) or percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration (PESA) and precisely washing the retrieved sperm in the laboratory, a single sperm is directly injected into the egg cell to complete in vitro fertilization. This technique can effectively bypass issues such as low sperm motility and high rates of abnormal morphology, significantly increasing the success rate of conception.

 

With the continuous development of medicine, third-generation IVF technology (IVF-PGT) has also matured and is widely used. By performing Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) and other techniques before embryo transfer, doctors can select chromosomally normal embryos with good developmental potential for transfer. This not only further improves the success rate of IVF but also effectively reduces the risk of conceiving babies with chromosomal abnormalities or deformities. For couples troubled by sperm abnormalities and considering IVF in Mexico, IVF-PGT technology undoubtedly provides them with greater assurance.

 

Faced with the challenges of infertility, choosing a professional and experienced medical institution is crucial. IVF USA brings together a team of highly skilled assisted reproductive experts, including Dr. Nathan Zhang, who has extensive clinical experience and professional knowledge in the field of assisted reproduction. Through IVF USA, you will have access to the most advanced assisted reproductive technologies and personalized treatment plans to help you realize your dream of having children.

Regardless of the fertility challenges you are facing, please believe in the power of modern medicine and choose the right medical institution and professional expert team. You will surely find the most suitable solution for you. IVF USA and the team led by Dr. Nathan Zhang collaborate closely with top IVF doctors worldwide, including those in Mexico, to provide USA egg freezing, USA IVF, and third-party assisted reproduction services to families in need. We look forward to providing you with professional and attentive service and welcoming the arrival of new life with you.