Patient's question:
I have been married to my partner for five years. We have already started considering not having children due to career advancement, but now we are older and want to have a baby. However, we have been trying to get pregnant naturally for a year without success. My husband suspects it might be his issue and wants to undergo a thorough examination. How much does a detailed examination for male infertility cost?Doctor's answer:
In cases where pregnancy has not occurred for a long time, it is first recommended that men have a routine check-up of their semen. This does not cost much, but it is also important to eat light food, pay attention to safety and hygiene, and avoid stress. Additionally, focus on eating small meals frequently, following a low-salt and low-fat diet, and maintaining good hygiene. If the man's condition is normal, the woman should actively and carefully check her fallopian tubes. Participate actively in physical exercise, regulate physical and mental health, and maintain personal hygiene.