Patient's question:
Had a testicular ultrasound and a semen quality test. The results showed that I have asthenozoospermia, which can lead to infertility. How should male infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
A man's fertility is primarily reflected in the quantity, morphology, and motility of sperm. The composition of sperm occurs in the testes, and the spermatogenic function of the testes is regulated by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. Additionally, the sperm evolved in the testes must be successfully expelled from the body and. If any of these three stages encounter problems, male infertility may result. There are many diseases that can lead to male infertility, and the premise for treating male infertility is based on thorough and scientific examination. If a man experiences infertility, he should seek medical help promptly, undergo systematic and scientific examinations, and develop a standardized treatment plan based on the examination results.