Patient's question:
I've been married to my husband for over a year, but we haven't had a baby yet. My mother-in-law is a bit anxious and has been muttering that I'm sick. With no choice, my husband and I went to the hospital for thorough examinations. Both of us underwent comprehensive and detailed tests. The results showed that my husband has oligospermia. How did oligospermia occur?Doctor's answer:
Clinically, the causes of oligospermia include varicocele, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, orchitis, and inflammation of the vas deferens. It not only affects a man's future sexual quality of life and marital relationships but also leads to male infertility. Active and rational treatment of male oligospermia can still be cured. You can go to a local professional public hospital for consultation. It is essential to go to a regular hospital and never delay or postpone the condition. Avoid taking medicine randomly.