Sperm survival rate of 58% means the ratio of live sperms to total sperms in semen is 58%, and generally sperms with a survival rate of 58% or more are considered normal. The lowest value of the normal range, but can be normal preparation for pregnancy, the general sperm survival rate of 58% or more is considered normal. Sperm survival rate is the percentage of live sperm to total sperm. The higher the survival rate, the higher the number of sperm that survive. On the contrary, if the sperm survival rate is relatively low, it means that there are more dead sperm, and if the sperm survival rate is low, it will affect the combination of sperm and egg cells. A normal sperm survival rate has a reference value of 58% or more. Therefore, if there is any problem with the sperm survival rate, further examination is needed, such as an accessory reproductive gland examination, to identify the specific cause of the disease and then give appropriate treatment.