Patient's question:
The man is 60 years old and his mental state has not been very good recently. He doesn't know why, and he asks: Can a man in his sixties still have children?Doctor's answer:
This is not something that can be applied with a formula, nor is there a predictable pattern; it varies from person to person. Some people remain infertile throughout their entire lives, while others, even in their eighties (with a younger wife), still have the ability to conceive. Generally speaking, men stop being able to conceive after the age of 65. This depends on individual physical conditions, and it is recommended to visit a hospital for a thorough sperm check to ensure the density and quantity of sperm. As male age increases, sperm production ability tends to weaken, which gradually reduces the chances of the female giving birth.