Patient's question:
I really do hope to become a father soon, but it's also because I haven't been doing well for myself. Due to my lack of attention to sexual life before, my sperm quality has now been affected—each time I ejaculate, it's too thin. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Antimicrobial treatment: Infected individuals with abnormal blood test results require antimicrobial treatment. However, recovery from infection does not equate to recovery from infertility. Treating sexual dysfunction issues, such as erectile dysfunction and ejaculation dysfunction, can help address infertility.Hormonal treatment: Patients with high or low testosterone levels need to have their hormone levels adjusted to normal.
Standard treatment is not effective, or in cases where testicular sperm develops functional potential but there are scarred or blocked excretory ducts, or retrograde ejaculation that cannot be stabilized with standard treatment, assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization can be considered for delivery.