Patient's question:
We've been divorced for 6 years, trying to conceive for 4 years, but haven't succeeded. I feel like there's nothing wrong with me because my body has always been very healthy, I hardly ever get sick, and my period is also super regular. I suspect it's my husband's issue, but he refuses to deny it, saying he's fine. So I asked you a few questions: Is the chance of male infertility high?Doctor's answer:
One hand cannot clap alone; pregnancy is a matter of both partners. Overall, in infertility, female factors account for about 40-50%, while male factors account for about 25-40%. Screening for infertility must involve both partners, with the male at least undergoing a routine semen analysis. It is important to maintain emotional stability and avoid excessive emotional fluctuations. A good routine should be maintained, and physical exercise should be increased regularly to enhance the body's resistance and immunity.