Patient's question:
Got married for several years but never had children. I originally thought it was my wife's fault, so we both went for thorough medical check-ups. It turned out that my wife was normal, and she said it was due to male infertility caused by dead sperm. How can dead sperm be effectively prevented?Doctor's answer:
1. Vaccinate on schedule and maintain good personal hygiene to prevent various infectious diseases that harm male fertility, such as mumps and sexually transmitted diseases.2. Acquire some knowledge about sex, understand male physiological characteristics and health care, and if you notice any abnormal changes in the testicles, such as swelling, hardness, unevenness, or pain, seek medical attention promptly.
3. If you frequently come into contact with radioactive substances, high temperatures, or toxic materials, you must strictly follow operational regulations and safety protocols.