Patient's question:
Because I am about to get divorced, I was tested for pre-marital thorough examination in the hospital and found to have asthenozoospermia. So I want to ask, is my condition considered male infertility?Doctor's answer:
When a man is diagnosed with asthenozoospermia, it is necessary to receive timely treatment, as this condition may lead to repeated cases of infertility. However, this condition can be well-stabilized through medication, and it can be achieved to the point of fertility in the later stages. In daily life, it is also important to pay attention to eating light foods and engaging in outdoor activities to boost immunity.