Patient's question:
How should male infertility be treated? I've been married for a year and haven't had any children. My mom suspects it's my wife's problem and always targets her. But after a thorough check-up, it turns out my wife is fine, so it must be my infertility. How should male infertility be treated? How should male infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
The main factors contributing to male infertility are as follows: abnormal semen, testicular abnormalities, acquired testicular damage, obstructed sperm transport, hydrocele, endocrine factors, hereditary factors, etc. When treating infertility caused by male factors, it is first necessary to identify the true cause of the infertility and then adopt targeted treatment based on the cause. Due to the limited information provided in your description, we cannot currently determine the specific cause. It is not advisable to speculate on treatment methods, as we cannot guarantee that a method suitable for others will be effective for you. There are many male infertility patients today, and the reasons for their infertility are varied and diverse. Therefore, we still recommend that you visit a hospital for a thorough examination.