Patient's question:
My older brother and his wife have been married for many years, but the two of them have been trying to conceive a child and have been unsuccessful. They decided to get a thorough check-up for both of them, and the results showed that my older brother has some abnormalities in his semen, which is a case of asthenozoospermia. Can asthenozoospermia be self-cured?Doctor's answer:
If a man has abnormal semen, such as asthenozoospermia, it is naturally more likely to lead to an increased chance of natural childbirth. It is also important to check for any substantive inflammatory changes in the male perinatal urinary system. In daily life, one should consume more foods like black fungus, lamb, soy products, and black sesame seeds. For vegetables, it is advisable to eat a variety of options such as chives, spinach, cucumbers, and bitter gourds. Avoid exposure to chemical substances, prolonged sitting, and protect the perineum from high temperatures. The daily treatment for male urological conditions primarily involves symptomatic treatment. Patients can take oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and maintain a regular lifestyle while avoiding alcohol. We hope that male urological patients can recover quickly! Thank you!