Patient's question:
I am a male. I have been married to my wife for over four months and have been together, but we haven't been able to get pregnant. I want to know if it's a problem with me and what I should do? My wife has already been checked and there's nothing wrong, but it seems like I'm also normal. I don't know what to do. Can anyone tell me?First follow-up question: Additional information: We haven't taken any contraceptive measures, and there is semen, which isn't very thick but also not very thin. If I want to get checked, what should I do first? How should I proceed?
Doctor's answer:
You can have a semen analysis, go to the hospital's laboratory to collect the semen, and then proceed with the test. However, it should be noted that if both partners are healthy, it is normal not to get pregnant within four months. Generally, infertility is considered if there is no pregnancy after two years of unprotected intercourse. There are many triggers that can cause immunological infertility, and patients need to receive timely and targeted treatment. It is recommended to seek treatment at a specialized hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the progression of your illness and avoid indiscriminate treatment. Additionally, focus on self-care, maintain a balanced diet, and keep clean. Best wishes for your recovery!