Patient's question:
The couple has been sleeping in the same bed for over ten years, but the wife's stomach hasn't shown any signs. After undergoing a health check-up at the hospital, I discovered that I have testicular microlithiasis. I don't want to doubt my physical ability, but I feel a bit anxious, questioning if it's my fault. Does testicular microlithiasis affect sperm?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, testicular microlithiasis has little significant impact on sperm quality. If you are still concerned, you can consider getting a thorough examination of your semen at the urology or andrology department of a local top-tier hospital. If the sperm quality is normal, then there is no major issue. It is still important to pay attention to avoiding prolonged sitting, consuming fewer spicy and irritating foods, drinking more water, and eating more fresh vegetables and fruits.