Patient's question:
We have been trying to have a baby for over a year after getting married. My fallopian tubes and uterus are fine, and I don't have any bad habits. I'm wondering if it's my husband's issue. He is 31 years old now, and I want to accompany him to the hospital for a thorough check-up soon. So, I'd like to understand what are the causes of male infertility?Doctor's answer:
During the process of conception, the only physical sacrifice a man makes is sperm, and therefore, the quality of sperm determines fertility. Male infertility requires a thorough examination of sperm, and it is important to visit the hospital promptly for a routine semen analysis. A routine semen analysis should be conducted within 3-7 days of feeling cold and when the person is not sick to obtain objective results. Based on the results, a treatment plan can be formulated. If there are no abnormalities, pregnancy can occur naturally.