Patient's question:
Married for over a year, we haven't had any children. My wife and I went to the hospital for infertility tests, and the results showed male infertility. I've taken many medications, but they haven't been effective at all. I don't know what precautions there are for treating male infertility.Doctor's answer:
Do not be impatient when treating infertility. The specific treatment generally includes two aspects: etiological treatment and symptomatic treatment. Enhancing spermatogenesis requires meticulous attention to its defense mechanisms; no carelessness is allowed. For obstructed spermatic ducts, active surgical treatment should be pursued. Actively treating sexual dysfunction can reduce sperm function, making the enhancement of sperm function a crucial step. For individuals with undescended testicles or incomplete testicular descent, testicular ascent fixation surgery can be performed to improve spermatogenesis. Maintain a good routine in daily life, diet, and living habits. Engage in moderate, harmonious sexual activity and exercise moderately. If the treatment prospects are uncertain, advanced methods such as artificial insemination can be considered.