Patient's question:
When we got divorced, we always used contraception because we didn't want to have children at that time. Now that we want to have children and are having pre-pregnancy tests at the hospital, we only found out about prostatitis. Can men with prostatitis have children?Doctor's answer:
Patients with prostatitis can have children, and prostatitis can be treated. Moreover, the recurrence of prostatitis in men does not interfere with their fertility. However, prostatitis must be treated, otherwise it may lead to fallopian tube blockage or male infertility. When undergoing a prostate examination in the hospital, it is also necessary to conduct a thorough examination of prostatic fluid, which will help the doctor guide medication.