Patient's question:
Married for over ten years, without using contraception, but also did not get pregnant normally. Hospital examination found that the wife was normal, but the husband had prostatitis.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis is a relatively common disease among men and is becoming increasingly prevalent in younger populations. Chronic prostatitis is often associated with poor prostate function, leading to the excretion of low-quality prostatic fluid. Prostatic fluid is a major component of semen. If prostatitis causes poor prostate function, it can severely interfere with sperm quality, resulting in reduced sperm vitality and prolonged liquefaction time, which may lead to infertility. I hope the above explanation helps you.