Patient's question:
Family members have been urging us to have children for a long time. It's actually been over a year now, and my wife and I have never been able to breastfeed. However, we've been trying to conceive without success. After thorough and detailed examinations at the hospital, we found that I have male infertility. It's said that the issue is due to my sperm not liquefying. Is there any good dietary approach for this? What should we pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
Eat more wild game, fish, and other aquatic products. Such as sparrows, wild chickens, wild ducks, wild rabbits, pigeons, black-bone chicken, young chicken, beef, mutton, pork, and various fish, shrimp, turtles, and tortoises. These foods are rich in various nutrients needed by the human body. Especially, the protein content is much higher than that of vegetarian foods. Foods that nourish the body. Warmly nourish the body. Nowadays, more and more people suffer from nutritional excess. It is safer to choose moderate nourishment rather than excessive heat. Infertility conditions are prone to recurrence. Long-term medication is necessary. Treatment should be considered based on careful examination results. And pay attention to quitting smoking and drinking. Pay attention to personal hygiene.