Patient's question:
I am the ninth generation of an only child in my family, so my family has always wanted me to have a son. But my wife just can't seem to get pregnant, so we went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. Later, we found out that I suffer from male infertility. What should I do if I have male infertility?Doctor's answer:
The methods of psychological therapy for male infertility emphasize one important point: patients should always maintain a calm and balanced mindset. It is not advisable for them to be overly anxious about conception, as this can lead to excessive psychological stress. Since emotional and mental fluctuations can affect childbirth, infertility can also cause emotional and mental disturbances. If infertile couples do not receive psychological treatment and fail to manage their feelings and emotions, it may perpetuate a vicious cycle of infertility.It is recommended that men seeking infertility treatment first visit a regular, professional hospital specializing in infertility. They should undergo thorough examinations, including hormone levels, sperm penetration ability, vitality, and quality.