My husband and I have been married for a year and still have not had a baby. Last month, my husband and I went to a private hospital for infertility examination. The result: 78% of the sperm at the beginning had many vacuoles. Doctor, can sperm at the beginning of the beginning have the ability to get pregnant naturally?

Many studies have shown that sperm with many vacuoles or large vacuoles can affect the ability to create embryos and the rate of conception. In addition, large vacuoles in sperm are also proportional to the ability to fragment sperm DNA. The higher the number of abnormal vacuoles in sperm, the more difficult it is to have children naturally.