Patient's question:
I've been married to my wife for two years. But we've never had children. During intimacy, I've been careful and noticed that there are very few sperm. What should I do about male infertility with low sperm count?Doctor's answer:
For this situation, if you have been married for several years without using contraception and have not been able to conceive, it may be caused by an issue with one or both partners. It is best for both spouses to visit the infertility department of a hospital for a follow-up examination. If the male has low sperm count, he can take medications such as sperm-enhancing tablets or "Male Treasure" to regulate and treat the condition. Additionally, attention should be paid to diet, and it is advisable to consume foods rich in vitamins and zinc. The daily treatment for male patients primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment.