Patient's question:
Poor sperm motility, have had semen tests four or five times this year, with forward-moving sperm averaging around 14%. After taking medication for about four or five months, the effect hasn't been significant. We are, is it necessary to go to Beijing Hospital for this condition, or is it the same wherever you go?Doctor's answer:
Your husband likely has asthenozoospermia, which means he has infertility issues. Infertility itself is chronic, so the treatment effect is relatively slow. Of course, if the treatment in your local area doesn't show improvement after several courses, it is still recommended to seek a tertiary hospital for follow-up. Sperm vitality is poor, and the condition tends to fluctuate, requiring long-term medication. For male patients, it is important to actively seek diagnosis at professional and reputable hospitals and consider treatment based on detailed examination results. Additionally, proper diet and avoiding sexual activity should be noted.