How about a sperm survival rate of 70%?

A sperm survival rate of 70% is generally within the normal range, and patients need to choose corresponding treatment measures according to different causes.

Under normal circumstances, sperm survival rate refers to the proportion of viable sperm to the total number of sperm within one hour after sperm is discharged. Under normal circumstances, the sperm viability rate within one hour after semen is discharged should be greater than 50%. If the sperm survival rate is lower than 40%, it is an abnormal situation and the sperm motility is relatively low, which is generally called asthenozoospermia. A sperm survival rate of 70% is within the normal range and generally does not require special treatment.

Patients should develop a good work and rest routine and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, which can improve the survival rate of sperm.