Patient's question:
My wife underwent thorough fertility testing before the divorce, and everything was normal. After two years of marriage, it was discovered that the issue was male infertility. I want to know what additional trace elements should be taken in addition to normal treatments to stabilize the condition?Doctor's answer:
Males who often cross their legs can cause varicose veins in their legs. When crossing legs, the compressed knee is subject to pressure, which can easily disrupt lower limb blood circulation. Keeping both legs in the same position for a long time can lead to numbness. If blood circulation is further obstructed, it may likely cause varicose veins or blood clots in the legs. It interferes with male perinatal health. The habit of crossing legs is very harmful to perinatal health. When crossing legs, the legs are often pressed too tightly together, causing the temperature of the inner thighs and the area around the genitalia to drop. Over time, this may interfere with fertility.