Patient's question:
Married for over two years without pregnancy, after examination, the sperm abnormality rate is high, and after taking medicine for a period of time, there is still no improvement.Doctor's answer:
Sperm density is low, only half of normal levels, and medication has not improved it. At the very least, you should try artificial insemination. It doesn't matter if the female has a Mycoplasma positive result; taking oral Roxithromycin for two boxes will resolve it.If you choose artificial insemination, the female needs to undergo a fallopian tube to check if the tubes are unobstructed. The should be done 3-5 days after her menstrual period ends. You can have the fallopian tube done at a local hospital. Do not attempt to conceive in the month after the.
Then, you can refer to the article I wrote—"Essential Documents and Format for IVF and Childless Certification"—and get a stamp from your local township or town family planning department. Once you have the stamp, you can proceed with artificial insemination.