Patient's question:
After getting pregnant with a child in marriage, I had a vasectomy, which has been three years. Recently, I want to get pregnant again, but I haven't been able to conceive. I have had many detailed tests on my semen, and the sperm count is very low. Currently, my libido is extremely high, and I have been ejaculating many times a day. However, one time when I was out for a few days, I accidentally noticed a condom under the bed with a very yellow liquid inside. My wife is also a person with a very high libido, and I feel a bit uneasy. If someone else's semen enters my wife's vagina, what kind of harm would it cause? Would it interfere with my semen?Doctor's answer:
The semen of others entering your wife's vagina may cause her to become pregnant. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital's urology department for a follow-up examination to check the quality of your sperm. Do not allow your wife to have sexual relations with others. Otherwise, the child born will not be yours. The sperm of others does not interfere with your sperm. It will not affect the genes or the next generation. Maintain a relaxed mood, do not get nervous, divert your attention, and relieve stress.