Patient's question:
My brother has been divorced for several years and still hasn't had children. Recently, he's been experiencing pain during ejaculation, difficulty urinating, blood in his semen, and a low volume of semen. The relationship between my brother and his wife has also hit a red flag, with frequent arguments. When he went to see a doctor, he was told he has male infertility. I'm wondering what exactly male infertility is?Doctor's answer:
Spend more time outdoors basking in the sun, as the sun is the source of our soul, because only in this way can vitamin D be synthesized. Improve your mood, reduce stomach issues, and always maintain a happy mindset! Pay attention to rest, reduce overtime work, and always ensure sufficient deep sleep. Infertility conditions tend to recur, requiring long-term medication. For male patients, it is crucial to immediately seek professional and reputable medical treatment, considering treatment options based on examination results. Additionally, avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. Pay attention to personal hygiene.