Patient's question:
In my hometown, I'm considered late to marry. My family finally introduced me to a girl, but we have been dating for several months and have had sex without taking any precautions. However, she hasn't gotten pregnant. I secretly went to the hospital for a check-up and found that it was my problem. I feel very painful. What should I do if I suffer from male infertility?Doctor's answer:
Male infertility is a common disease among men. With the continuous decline in living standards, the pressure on men has been increasing, and various urological diseases have followed suit. Male infertility has become a relatively prevalent condition in recent years. Male infertility directly denies men the right to become fathers, and it is essential to seek timely treatment. The main components of a thorough examination for male infertility include the urinary and reproductive systems, the size and condition of the penis, the size and texture of the testicles, and, if necessary, the size and texture of the prostate. In addition to general physical examinations and assessments of the development of male secondary sexual characteristics, other tests may be required.