Patient's question:
My semen is yellow and thick. I want to have a baby this year, so I'm very worried about it affecting things, so I had a thorough check-up. The results showed that my sperm is yellow and has oligospermia. I'm quite concerned. What is the impact of oligospermia on male fertility?Doctor's answer:
The number of sperm in a man directly affects his fertility. If three semen analyses show sperm counts below 20 million/mL, it can be diagnosed as oligospermia. Oligospermia is prone to recurring due to its various causes, and treatments differ significantly depending on the underlying condition. For example, oligospermia caused by prostatitis requires medication, while oligospermia caused by varicocele requires surgical treatment. You can visit a local professional public hospital for diagnosis. It is essential to go to a reputable hospital and avoid delaying treatment or taking medication indiscriminately.