Patient's question:
I recently wanted to have a child with my wife, but what should I do if there is insufficient testosterone excretion? How much does it interfere with pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Testosterone is an important male androgen that plays a crucial role in maintaining normal male perinatal and fertilization functions. Insufficient testosterone excretion in the male body is commonly seen in various organic diseases of the reproductive system and endocrine system diseases. The primary diseases that lead to insufficient testosterone excretion may interfere with normal male perinatal functions. It is advisable to further conduct routine semen analysis. If the quantity and quality of sperm in the semen are normal and normal sexual intercourse can be successfully completed, it generally will not cause significant interference with pregnancy.