Patient's question:
[Condition Description: It has been several years. In the past, there was a problem of premature ejaculation, so I sought medical treatment at Shenzhen Peking University Hospital. I have been taking medication for about two years, with some interruptions, because of varying levels of doctors' expertise. Currently, under the guidance of a doctor, I am persistently taking half a tablet every day.History of Treatment and Effect: Currently, prolactin levels have remained stable, but medication cannot be stopped yet. If it is stopped, there will be a rebound effect.
What kind of help is desired: I would like to know if it is possible to have children while taking medication, and whether the medication affects sperm quality.]
Doctor's answer:
Bromocriptine mesylate tablets are a commonly used medication for treating acromegaly, but not all patients with acromegaly can take it. Some people need to be avoided. Although the risk for men taking this medication is lower than for women, it can still affect sperm, so there is still some risk involved. It is recommended that you undergo regular prenatal examinations, get adequate rest, and consider undergoing a 4D ultrasound and Down syndrome screening after the fourth month of pregnancy to prevent the possibility of congenital fetal abnormalities. Additionally, you can have blood HCG tests at the hospital 10 days after intercourse or use early pregnancy test strips if your period is delayed by 7-10 days.