Patient's question:
Semen is too little (less than 2 milliliters), is the sperm count low? Will it cause infertility (infertility)? So, how much of the condom is occupied by 2 milliliters of semen?Doctor's answer:
Hello, low sperm vitality can potentially affect the possibility of pregnancy to some extent, but it is not absolute infertility. It is recommended to take medication, have your husband quit smoking and drinking, and strengthen physical exercise. Developing good lifestyle habits can help improve sperm quality. Additionally, have you had conditions like prostatitis before? Your situation suggests a decline in sperm quality, so it is advisable to visit the urology department of a hospital in a timely manner for a routine examination of prostatic fluid. If it indicates inflammation, it is recommended to seek specialized anti-inflammatory treatment. Additionally, appropriate physical exercise is beneficial.