Patient's question:
Loved my wife very much but we couldn't get pregnant. Recently, my wife had a thorough medical check-up at the hospital and found she was healthy. Today, I also went to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination. The doctor said I have dead sperm syndrome. How can I better prevent dead sperm syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Change bad habits, quit smoking and drinking; Do not eat overly greasy foods, otherwise it will interfere with your libido; Additionally, you should also be careful to avoid contact with toxic substances in daily life, such as: clothes taken from dry cleaners should be stored for a few days before wearing, because dry-cleaning agents can interfere with male sexual function. It is important to value premarital health checks, as early detection of abnormalities can prevent postmarital problems. After marriage, it is essential to frequently communicate with your wife about any issues encountered in sexual life, cooperate with each other, and be understanding. In this way, some psychological premature ejaculation or early ejaculation can be prevented.