Patient's question:
Is surgery a good option for infertility caused by low male sperm count?Doctor's answer:
Patients with oligospermia can be cured as long as they seek medical attention promptly and receive symptomatic treatment. First, men should go to the hospital for a detailed diagnosis and examination to identify the cause of oligospermia, so that symptomatic treatment can be administered. Routine semen analysis, as well as tests for sexual hormones and seminal plasma biochemistry, should be conducted to check for the presence of antisperm antibodies. After completing these relevant tests, the underlying cause of the disease can be identified, and effective treatment can be provided.