Patient's question:
During another physical health check-up, I found that I have infertility again, it is infertility due to abnormal semen. I am still young and cannot be without children in the future, and there have been no abnormal symptoms before. Therefore, I want to actively cooperate with the treatment.Doctor's answer:
To diagnose abnormal semen and sperm, it is first necessary to rule out issues such as partial semen leakage and retrograde ejaculation during collection. After confirming reduced semen volume, further tests are required to identify the specific site of the problem. Generally, a significantly reduced semen volume caused by obstructed ejaculatory ducts or congenital absence of the seminal vesicles may also be accompanied by the absence of sperm and a lack of semen fructose. Reduced semen volume without sperm absence may be due to pituitary or interstitial testicular lesions, leading to factors or causes that result in decreased gonadotropins or reduced androgens. Persistent reduction in semen volume requires identifying the specific cause to proceed with targeted treatment. Since both a decline in sperm quality and a decrease in sperm quantity directly affect fertility, patients with abnormal semen and sperm infertility should seek treatment from professional hospitals to avoid delaying the condition. Harbin Hongqiao Hospital utilizes advanced testing technologies and equipment to comprehensively detect and identify the causes of infertility. It adopts personalized treatment plans tailored to individual circumstances, time, disease, and symptoms, providing all-round, multi-level systematic treatment to enhance male sperm quality and quantity, clear sperm pathways, and elevate infertility treatment to the level of optimizing reproduction and childbearing.