Patient's question:
Doctor. My wife and I have been married for 4 years, and we have been trying to have a child recently. We have tried many times but haven't been successful, so we went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said I have testicular sperm production disorder. I really want to have a child. Can there be a solution for testicular sperm production disorder?Doctor's answer:
Testicular gamete production dysfunction, first of all, needs to be determined whether it is caused by inflammation or by the function of the testes themselves. If it is caused by the function of the testes, the first step in clinical diagnosis is to conduct an endocrine hormone test. If the testicular gamete production dysfunction is caused by endocrine hormone disorders, it can be treated and regulated through the method of oral extracorporeal digestion of androgen. In daily life, it is also appropriate to eat more foods high in zinc, such as nuts, as well as many fruits like bananas, apples, and pears.