Patient's question:
Got pregnant after two years of trying, but after checking, it was found that I was infertile, with high sperm mortality. My wife divorced me. I am now urgently wanting to treat this disease. What harm does male infertility cause?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:I. Lack of vitality Infertility and subfertility have a significant impact on family life. Generally, male infertility is caused by male diseases, such as premature ejaculation. Patients often exhibit adverse symptoms like dry mouth and frequent urination. Over time, this can lead to a lack of vitality and a disinterest in surrounding things. "Enter returns line without translation, original as returned,"
II. Loss of confidence If a man suffers from infertility and subfertility, he often feels that his body isn't up to it, which triggers excessive stress. This causes the patient to gradually lose confidence, leading to psychological barriers and a vicious cycle, with potentially severe consequences.
III. Impact on (Note: The term "" translates literally to " (husband and wife) feelings/emotions". In English, we'd typically refer to "marital relationship" or "spousal relationship". I will use "marital relationship" here for context.) If male infertility and subfertility are not treated promptly, it can prevent the couple from enjoying a harmonious sex life, causing the relationship between the two to gradually become cold. This severely harms the marital relationship.