Patient's question:
Since getting married over two years ago, my wife has not been able to conceive. Recently, we went to the hospital for infertility testing. After my semen analysis, it was found that the mortality rate of sperm was extremely high, with dead sperm accounting for over 90%. The doctor diagnosed me with severe aspermia and recommended that I seek treatment at a major hospital. I am worried that this condition may not be treatable. Could you please tell me how much the treatment for dead sperm costs?Doctor's answer:
If it's caused by something that happened the day after, there is still hope for treatment. Foods that boost sperm production, such as oysters, beef, walnuts, lamb, and fish, are all good options. Additionally, you can take Yuzhiyuan tablets, which can reduce sperm vitality. You might want to give it a try—I find it quite effective. For patients with dead sperm, timely treatment can help reduce the condition. If left untreated, it may affect fertility. Therefore, patients should seek timely and targeted treatment, and in daily life, avoid overexertion and pay attention to personal hygiene. Wishing you a speedy recovery.