Patient's question:
After the divorce, my family has already started urging me to get pregnant. We also felt it was time to have a child, and we had been actively preparing for it. However, more than a year has passed, and there’s still no sign of pregnancy. I’ve started worrying about my own issues and have gone to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The results showed that everything was fine with me. Now, I’m questioning if it’s my husband’s problem. How can male infertility be suspected, and what are the symptoms?Doctor's answer:
Males may have infertility without showing any symptoms, and their sexual function remains normal. First, if they have normal sexual life after marriage for more than a year without conceiving, and have ruled out female-related issues, they should consider the possibility of male infertility. To speculate how male infertility can be completely restored, they need to have a periodic check-up. Examine the condition of sperm to identify other diseases or factors that may be interfering with male infertility and are stable. Therefore, it is recommended to seek medical treatment promptly.