Patient's question:
Married for many years, but never had children. The hospital check said I suffer from male infertility. How can male infertility be treated? Is male infertility easy to treat?Doctor's answer:
The general tests required for the treatment of male infertility are as follows:1. Seminal plasma super-observation. Sperm is the fundamental condition for conception, so if a man is infertile, the primary focus should be on seminal fluid. Through seminal plasma super-observation, an interpretation of the chemical composition of seminal plasma helps in understanding the function of the epididymis, prostate, and seminal vesicles.
2. Routine seminal fluid observation. This is a comparative basic and highly important clinical diagnostic policy for measuring male fertility. The parameters related to seminal fluid are the first information the doctor needs to provide.
3. Prostatic fluid observation. Prostatitis can cause male infertility. Prostatic fluid observation can provide evidence for the diagnosis of prostatitis.