Patient's question:
Talked to several partners, didn't take any contraceptive measures, but none showed signs of pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Prostatitis can cause male infertility. Research has found that prostatitis has a significant impact on the quantity, quality, pH level, and viscosity of male semen, leading to harm such as insufficient sperm count, dead sperm, low sperm count, and sperm that do not liquefy, thereby causing male infertility. It is recommended that patients seek treatment at a professional urological hospital, combining medication with instrumental therapy. In daily life, it is also important to protect the prostate, maintain local hygiene, have regular and moderate sexual activity, and relax mentally.