Patient's question:
I've been trying to get pregnant for two years without success. Upon investigation, it was found that I have infertility with high sperm mortality, and my wife divorced me. I am now urgently seeking treatment for this condition. How can male infertility be treated to be cured?Doctor's answer:
Principles of Medication Treatment1. For infertility caused by genitourinary tract infections, antibiotic anti-inflammatory treatment should be the primary approach, supplemented by medications to enhance sperm vitality.
2. For azoospermia, oligospermia, and idiopathic infertility, endocrine treatment based on sex hormone drugs should be the primary approach.
3. For individuals with low sperm vitality, medication treatment aimed at enhancing sperm vitality should be the primary approach.
4. For infertility caused by varicocele, vas deferens obstruction, cryptorchidism, or urethral anomalies (e.g., epispadias and hypospadias), surgical treatment is recommended, supplemented by endocrine drugs and other supportive therapies.
5. For absolute infertility (e.g., azoospermia), artificial insemination should be considered. For infertile patients, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications, whereas delayed treatment may affect fertility.