Patient's question:
I am 35 years old, male, single for over ten years, and have never had children. My family has been urging me, and the pressure is quite significant. Later, my wife and I decided to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. It was found that I have a problem with dead sperm, which is why we haven't had children in over ten years of marriage. My wife's health condition is relatively good, and I don't want to delay her. I'd like to ask how to treat dead sperm? Can it heal on its own? What is the specific process like?Doctor's answer:
If it's oligospermia, the treatment is generally quite troublesome, and it's possible that it may not be fundamentally treatable. In this case, you can decide to go to a large, top-tier hospital's urology department in your area for follow-up treatment, and then implement symptomatic treatment according to the doctor's advice. After a period of treatment, recheck the indicators. If the effect is not good, you can consider artificial insemination. Oligospermia is prone to recurrence, and long-term medication intake is necessary. For male patients, it's important to actively seek treatment at professional and regular hospitals and consider treatment based on examination results. Also, pay attention to controlling sexual activity and maintaining a good mood. Finally, wish all patients a speedy recovery.