Patient's question:
We've been married for not long, and our parents have already started being anxious about having a grandchild. We also feel we're not too young and plan to have a little child. It's been over a year now. Initially, I was worried it was my problem, so I went to the hospital for a check-up. The results showed I was fine, and now I suspect it's my husband's issue.Doctor's answer:
What are the characteristics of male infertility? Let's explain them in detail.1. Impotence: The penis cannot become erect or the erection is not firm enough to engage in sexual activity. This is one of the symptoms of male infertility.
2. Hematospermia: Spermatic fluid appears pink or contains blood streaks.
3. Painful ejaculation, difficulty urinating.
4. Leukorrhea: Leukorrhea refers to the presence of semen mixed in male urine or a semen-like cloudy substance after urination.
5. Low sperm volume is also a symptom of male infertility: A normal male typically ejects about 2-6 ml of semen per ejaculation. If the volume is less than 1.5 ml or only a few drops, it is called low sperm volume.