Patient's question:
My boyfriend went to the hospital for a thorough examination and found that he suffers from male infertility. Without knowing why, my mother found out. She is afraid to marry him, but she will agree as long as his condition improves. So, I wanted to ask you if male infertility can be treated.Doctor's answer:
Dear consultant, this has a significant interference on normal and natural pregnancy, so it is recommended to further screen to check the cause, etc. If it is caused by conditions such as vas deferens blockage, it is still recommended to consider minimally invasive surgery to help regulate the body and see if it is better. Generally, there is still a chance of delivery after surgery. It is also recommended to consider artificial insemination and other assistance if necessary to enhance the possibility of pregnancy. Don't worry.