Patient's question:
It has been more than five years since we got married, and my wife has never been pregnant. Our family is very eager to have a child, so we went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The results showed that the sperm vitality rate was relatively low, indicating infertility. Here, I would like to ask for advice on how to treat male infertility.Doctor's answer:
Male infertility can cause significant harm to men and even lead to family breakdown. For male infertility, it is crucial to first thoroughly examine the underlying causes before treatment. Common examination items for male infertility generally include routine semen analysis, advanced semen testing, microbial testing, endocrine testing, genetic testing, and prostate examination. The specific tests to be taken should be determined based on the patient's actual condition.