Patient's question:
Hello, I would like to ask how to treat oligospermia better. My colleague complained to me that her husband suffers from oligospermia, and they have been married for many years but have never had children. His husband has been checked and treated at the hospital, but there has been no improvement. How should oligospermia be treated.Doctor's answer:
What is the best treatment for oligospermia? A sperm density below 20 million/mL is considered oligospermia. The treatment for oligospermia should first identify the underlying cause and then proceed with targeted therapy. Elevated scrotal temperature, nutritional imbalances, damage from smoking and alcohol, drug-induced damage, diseases, and testicular injury are all potential causes of oligospermia and should be avoided. Individuals with endocrine disorders can increase sperm production by regulating their endocrine system, and under medical guidance, they may use intramuscular injections of human chorionic gonadotropin, chorionic gonadotropin, or testosterone enanthate. A deficiency in trace elements such as zinc and vitamin E is also a significant cause of oligospermia. Appropriate supplementation can be beneficial. I hope this information on the best treatment for oligospermia is helpful to you!