Patient's question:
I've been divorced for nearly twenty years. My ex-wife is three years younger than me. For the past three years, we've been working particularly hard to have a child, but it hasn't happened. I always feel it's her problem, but she thinks it's mine. I want to know what kind of tests are usually done at the hospital for infertility?Doctor's answer:
General routine examinations for male infertility typically include the following points:1. Physical examination: Focus should be placed on the examination of the reproductive organs, but the overall physical examination should not be overlooked.
- General examination: Pay attention to the patient's weight, body type, breast development, secondary sexual characteristics, limb conditions, and nervous system status.
- Infertility conditions can be recurrent, requiring long-term medication maintenance.
- For male patients, it is important to actively seek professional and reputable medical treatment. Treatment should be considered based on examination results.
- Additionally, it is necessary to quit smoking and drinking, and maintain good personal hygiene.