Patient's question:
Luckily, I already have one child, but my family is asking me to have a second one, which is a bit difficult for me. Because it seems I have a condition of weak sperm. It can also affect the child and my wife. I'm a bit confused and want to solve this problem. What should I do if I'm pregnant with weak sperm?Doctor's answer:
If a man has weak sperm, it has a significant impact on normal conception, making it difficult to get pregnant and requiring proper conditioning. If pregnancy occurs, it proves that there are no major issues with the quality of the semen. Since pregnancy has already been achieved, one can focus on meeting, preparing, and conducting inspections and training, which would then require less consideration. In most cases, weak sperm issues are caused by urinary system diseases in men, so it is essential to have thorough testing and training.