Patient's question:
I was infertile for more than a year after my marriage and was found to have asymptomatic prostatitis and positive antisperm antibodies.Doctor's answer:
Only when there is a history of infertility should the issue of reproductive tract infections, including prostatitis, be considered:If there are many white blood cells in the semen (if special staining is not performed, both white blood cells and original germ cells in the semen are round and collectively referred to as round cells), then the issue of reproductive tract infections, including prostatitis, should be considered; otherwise, it should not be considered.