Patient's question:
I and my wife have been working hard in a foreign place for many years. Now we have a house and have saved some money. We plan to have a little piglet this year, but since last half of the year, my wife hasn't been pregnant. We went to the hospital for a check-up and found that it's my problem. I don't even know what to do now. Please ask: How is male infertility treated?Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of male infertility, it should address the extremely complex etiology of male infertility in clinical diagnosis. Currently, for the treatment of male infertility, many Western medical therapies can only target single inflammatory tissues for regulation and fail to achieve comprehensive evaluation and holistic care. Western medical surgeries also have numerous drawbacks, such as significant psychological trauma, high risks, and a tendency to cause complications, which make many patients reluctant to undergo them. In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine has a long history of treating male infertility, with extensive experience and excellent outcomes. Patients with male infertility should first begin by psychologically accepting themselves and avoiding excessive pressure. At the same time, they should maintain regular physical exercise, as low sperm vitality may be an issue, so it is important to persist in taking medication and consuming foods that support physical fitness.