Patient's question:
How should my husband be treated for oligospermia? Doctor, I would like to consult a few times about how to treat oligospermia. Recently, during intercourse, I always feel that the amount of sperm released is relatively low. I am currently in the pre-pregnancy period, and after a thorough examination, it was found that I have oligospermia. What should a man do if he has oligospermia? How should oligospermia be treated? How should my husband be treated for oligospermia?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, male oligospermia refers to a condition where the sperm count in the semen is lower than that of a normally fertile male, and it is one of the causes of male infertility. The causes of oligospermia include nutritional deficiencies, inadequate nourishment, and infections in the spermatic ducts. Male oligospermia can be cured as long as the specific cause is identified and targeted treatment is administered. Patients should change unhealthy lifestyles, such as quitting smoking and drinking alcohol. It is advisable to seek medical examinations at regular hospitals as early as possible to facilitate faster treatment. When facing urological diseases, patients should actively undergo examinations and treatments without avoiding medical consultations. If urological diseases do not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.