Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the carriage returns remaining unchanged:"Pay seminal fluid analysis report, please help everyone take a look! After the doctor's diagnosis is oligospermia. Is it possible to restore normal fertility by removing undescended testicles? Which hospital is good for treating oligospermia? Is it possible to restore normal fertility by removing undescended testicles?"
Doctor's answer:
Hello, oligospermia accounts for the majority of infertility cases. In normal semen, the sperm count is above 20 million per mL. If the sperm count is below 20 million per mL, it is classified as oligospermia. Between 5 million to 10 million per mL, it is moderate oligospermia; below 5 million per mL, it is severe oligospermia. Common causes of oligospermia include: congenital testicular developmental disorders or cryptorchidism leading to impaired spermatogenesis, varicocele, hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis, and reproductive tract inflammation.Hello, the causes of male oligospermia include: testicular dysfunction, varicocele or hydrocele of the tunica vaginalis, blood stasis, which leads to impaired testicular spermatogenesis.