Patient's question:
Using the present to prepare for getting another healthy child, but upon careful examination, it was found that there is a more severe case of asthenozoospermia. How much does it generally cost to treat asthenozoospermia?Doctor's answer:
Treating asthenozoospermia requires persistence, as only continuous treatment can be effective. From spermatogonia to mature sperm, it often takes a long time of around 75 days. Therefore, treatment for asthenozoospermia cannot take effect immediately. Moreover, due to differences in testing, the effectiveness of treatment cannot be determined from a single test. It often takes a period of time. It is recommended that you first undergo a thorough examination to identify the cause before starting treatment, so that symptomatic treatment can be implemented. Avoid blindly taking any medication yourself, as this may cause unnecessary harm.