Patient's question:
I have been divorced for more than two years. During these two years, we did not breastfeed when we had sex, and both of us were eager to have children. We have not been pregnant in these two years. We went to the doctor recently, and the diagnosis was that I suffer from male infertility. What should I eat?Doctor's answer:
Psychologically, one should view this calmly and not be overly anxious or worried. There needs to be patience when dealing with infertility and enduring the treatment. This is because the testes require a process 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 another 8 days before they can be expelled from the body. Therefore, even if the medication is effective, it may take about a month to show results. If treatment is not timely, it can affect the overall health condition. Thus, patients should take medication promptly and avoid overexertion in daily life, paying attention to personal hygiene.