Patient's question:
The hospital conducted a thorough examination and found infertility due to low sperm count. I am 28 years old and have never had children. I initially thought it was my wife's issue, but yesterday, after a detailed check-up at Yangtze River Hospital, it was discovered that the problem is low sperm count. I am a truck driver, so how did my low sperm count occur? Is there a cure for this?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for a low sperm count in men include endocrine abnormalities, infections, intestinal obstructions in the spermatic pathway, varicocele, chromosomal inheritance across generations, autoimmune factors, and environmental influences. It is recommended to undergo further detailed examination to identify the underlying cause, receive targeted treatment, and consume foods rich in zinc and selenium to stabilize sperm quality. Examples include seafood, oysters, and animal livers. Additionally, the combination of these treatments with medications containing protein zinc and selenium will yield better results.