Patient's question:
I am currently carefully examining for prostatitis. I often feel like I can't empty my bladder completely, and I have frequent urination. Now I want to have children. Do you think it will affect it?Doctor's answer:
Prostate issues can interfere with fertility because, under normal circumstances, the prostate contains a substance called lecithin granules, which nourish sperm. If the prostate becomes congested, fibrotic, or inflamed again, the lecithin granules will increase. As the number of lecithin granules decreases, the number of sperm will gradually increase, and the quality and motility of the sperm will also improve.It is recommended that you seek prompt treatment for your prostate condition and ensure full recovery before starting pregnancy preparation. Additionally, maintain sufficient rest and deep sleep, engage in moderate physical exercise to prevent overexertion, maintain a regular sexual life, avoid drug use, and reduce the intake of foods. Avoid prolonged sitting or long-distance cycling, and cultivate healthy lifestyle habits. Prostate conditions are prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication for management.