Patient's question:
After 3 years of marriage, my wife couldn't get pregnant. I always thought it was her fault. Recently, I went to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up, and the results showed that my underdeveloped testicles caused oligospermia, which is why we didn't have a baby.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Treating this condition presents certain challenges, but your situation should not be considered particularly severe, as there are no feminine characteristics present. Additionally, the presence of a small amount of sperm indicates that there are still sperm-producing cells and some remaining sperm production ability. The focus of treatment should be on restoring these sperm-producing cells as much as possible. You can try to conceive while undergoing treatment and regulation. If this does not work, you may consider artificial insemination, which is naturally more successful than natural conception in this case. It is recommended not to have excessive psychological pressure, as this would further hinder conception.