Patient's question:
Doctor, my son is the only child in our family. He got married two years ago, but we still haven't had a child. We went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and they said he has low sperm count and weak sperm quality. We've been to several hospitals, and they all have the same opinion. What should I do? Can this be treated? We're willing to spend any amount of money.Doctor's answer:
Low sperm count and weak sperm are the main causes of infertility. To solve this problem, the first step is to identify the underlying cause of the low sperm count and weak sperm. Is it due to congenital underdevelopment of the testes, or is it related to urinary system diseases and poor kidney function? It is also important to pay attention to the issue of how children manage high-temperature, high-humidity, and radiation-prone work environments. As long as the cause can be identified, there will be a way to treat it. It is not about the amount of money.