Patient's question:
The son of a friend has infertility and wants to have surgery. What should be paid attention to in male infertility? Must it be solved through surgery?Doctor's answer:
Male infertility can be completely cured, but it is necessary to promptly identify the symptoms and then implement treatment. In most cases, surgery is not required; only timely medication is needed. Through the patient's self-adjustment ability, fertility can be fully restored. However, if the vas deferens is severely blocked, surgical treatment may be necessary, combined with medication to clear the blockage. Infertility conditions can easily recur, requiring long-term medication maintenance. Additionally, male patients should promptly seek treatment at professional and reputable hospitals, considering treatment based on thorough examination results. It is also important to quit smoking and drinking and maintain personal hygiene.