Patient's question:
I got married very late, and now it has been more than two years since I got married. In these two years, we have been preparing for pregnancy. We have never used measures to breastfeed during coitus, but we have never been pregnant. My wife had a thorough check-up and there were no problems, but I underwent a thorough check-up and was diagnosed with male infertility.Doctor's answer:
The first is that you cannot eat celery, as celery inhibits the production of testosterone in men, which can have a spermicidal effect. It can actually increase sperm count. There are reports that state healthy men who eat celery for several days in a row experience a significant increase in sperm quantity.The second is that you should not eat soy products, although soy is a relatively healthy food with good protein content, many components in soy can reduce sperm count, which can affect male fertility. Soy milk and soy yogurt are also spermicidal.