Patient's question:
Got pregnant after two years of trying, but after a checkup, it was found that I was infertile with high sperm mortality. My wife divorced me. I am now urgently wanting to treat this disease. How can male infertility be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Male infertility is mostly caused by poor semen quality, so a semen analysis is a necessary examination for every patient. For issues found in the semen analysis, some require further investigation into their cause. For example, if there are no sperm in the semen, blood hormone tests or a testicular biopsy may be needed to assess the testicular sperm production function. For patients suspected of having blocked vas deferens, a vasography is required to determine if there is a blockage, its extent, and location. For patients with sexual development abnormalities or a history of some miscarriages in their wives, a chromosomal test may be necessary.