Patient's question:
What are the characteristics of recurrent male infertility? The day before yesterday, I went to an internet cafe to look for information and coincidentally ran into an old friend. Everyone was very happy, so we went for dinner later. At the food stall, I noticed that something was out of stock. Upon investigation, I found out that the owner had male infertility and had gone home to see a doctor.Doctor's answer:
Erectile Dysfunction: The inability of the penis to become erect or to become sufficiently rigid to engage in sexual intercourse, one of the symptoms of male infertility. Hematospermia, the semen appears pink or contains streaks of blood. Painful ejaculation, difficulty urinating.Leukorrhea: Leukorrhea refers to the presence of semen mixed with urine in men, or the presence of semen-like cloudy substances after urination. The harm of male infertility is very significant. The recurrence of male infertility not only affects one's physical and mental health but may also lead to the breakdown of the family. Therefore, if male infertility occurs, it is essential to seek professional and regular urological treatment promptly.