Patient's question:
We've been married for several years, but until now, my wife still hasn't been able to get pregnant. At first, we thought it was because she worked too hard, which is why she couldn't get pregnant. Now, even after she switched to a less demanding job, it's still the same. Later, we had a thorough check-up at the hospital and were told that I have male infertility. What exactly causes male infertility?Doctor's answer:
In male semen abnormalities, it includes weak sperm quality, poor sperm quality, or even a very small number of sperm. The symptoms of cryptorchidism often lead to the swelling of the vas deferens, both of which affect sperm production. Chronic poisoning (smoking, drug use), excessive mental stress, and frequent sexual activity can affect sperm count. Or the symptoms of cryptorchidism, or inflammation, or damage can easily cause the vas deferens to become blocked again. Some sexual dysfunctions are also prone to premature ejaculation and delayed ejaculation. Sperm cannot enter the female body smoothly.