Patient's question:
When the car stopped, I went to the hospital to have an abortion. Later, my wife checked carefully and found no problems, but I checked carefully and found prostatitis. The doctor looked very serious and told me to take this issue seriously.Doctor's answer:
Medically speaking, prostatitis can affect fertility. Prostatitis can impact male fertility through various different pathways, including ions, enzymes, proteins in semen, as well as white blood cells and their secretions, decomposition metabolites, and oxidative stress effects in semen. If sperm and semen have certain issues, even if the wife becomes pregnant, the possibility of "miscarriage" may still arise, ultimately leading to a spontaneous abortion or fetal death in utero.Additionally, the specific type of prostatitis must be considered. If the prostatitis is caused by a specific pathogen infection (bacterial prostatitis), this situation is also not recommended for conception, as it may be transmitted to the female partner in the early stages. From the perspective of prenatal health, it is still advisable for you to have your prostatitis condition completely cured before considering conception.