Patient's question:
Previously, I carefully checked the semen and found that the sperm count was not low. The semen appeared yellow, and it has been about two years. Now, I'm feeling sad about the impact on fertility and a bit depressed. However, I have been persisting in exercising and trying to avoid sexual intercourse. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The prostate is an important reproductive organ in men, and prostate diseases can affect male fertility. For the treatment of chronic conditions, the prostate classification screening method is adopted. First, professional screening instruments are used to accurately test pathological indicators and identify the root cause. Based on the type of pathogenic bacteria, as well as various factors such as the patient's age, medical history, and physical condition, a personalized treatment plan is tailored. This approach reduces treatment effectiveness and can effectively prevent complications such as unclear diagnosis, missed diagnosis, incorrect diagnosis, and sexual dysfunction, infertility caused by prostatitis, and other issues, along with significant adjustments.