Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's been several years since my divorce from my wife, but in the past two years, we have tried all kinds of methods and still haven't had children. We even tried some (unconventional remedies), but it didn't work. After undergoing a comprehensive and thorough examination at the hospital, we only then found out that I have developed male infertility again. So, what should be noted?
Doctor's answer:
Psychologically, one should view it with a calm attitude and avoid excessive anxiety and worry. There should be patience in dealing with infertility and tolerance towards treatment. This is because the testes need time to produce sperm. Generally, it takes about 7 days for spermatogonia to develop into sperm, and after being released from the testes, sperm need to mature in the epididymis for approximately 8 days before they can be expelled from the body. Therefore, even if medication is effective, it may take several months to show results. As a result, treating infertility is often done in cycles of months, and frequent changes in medication are not beneficial for treatment. Infertility can be stabilized.