Patient's question:
At first, I didn't know whose problem it was, and I hadn't been able to get pregnant or have a child. But recently, we went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the result was that I have male infertility. What should I do about male infertility? What should I do about male infertility?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry about this for now. It's only considered infertility if there's no breastfeeding after living together for two years. You haven't had the check-up yet, so how do you know what's going on? Since the types and causes of male infertility vary, it's not advisable to make blind assumptions or implement treatments without proper reasoning during the treatment process. Identifying the cause of male infertility is the key to treatment. Therefore, every male infertility patient must undergo thorough examinations to confirm the diagnosis before treatment. Only then can the cause of male infertility be identified, allowing for the selection of appropriate infertility treatment methods.