Patient's question:
Recently, my company had a health check-up, and I was diagnosed with male infertility. I wondered why I haven't been able to get my partner pregnant after being married for over ten years. My daily life is very disciplined, and I pay close attention to it. Could you please advise on how to prevent male infertility in daily life?Doctor's answer:
Many cases of infertility are caused by environmental factors that interfere with the testicular function of sperm production. Therefore, for many occupations that may interfere with conception, it is essential to take preventive measures, such as exposure to radiation, certain chemicals and heavy metals, and other harmful substances, as well as high-temperature work. Sensitive individuals can quickly suffer damage to sperm-producing cells, preventing sperm from developing properly. If the case is confirmed to be caused by such factors, early avoidance or preventive measures can help fully restore existing damage. If caution is not exercised and the situation is left unaddressed, it may reach an irreversible stage, making recovery difficult.