Patient's question:
I've been wanting to have a child recently. We've been having sex during ovulation every time, but there haven't been any results. Now the family is very anxious. Later, we went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the result was that I have male infertility.Doctor's answer:
Infertility caused by genital tract infections is primarily treated with antibiotic anti-inflammatory therapy, supplemented by medications that reduce sperm vitality. In cases of azoospermia, oligospermia, and idiopathic infertility, endocrine treatment based on sex hormone drugs should be the foundation. For individuals with low sperm vitality, medication to reduce sperm vitality should be the primary treatment. For infertility caused by varicocele, vas deferens obstruction, cryptorchidism, or urethral upper and lower fissures, surgical intervention is recommended, supplemented by endocrine drugs and other auxiliary treatments.