Patient's question:
I have been unable to have children since getting married, so I am very anxious. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they said it was male infertility. Now I am 35 years old and still don't have a child. I want to go to a good hospital to quickly treat this condition. I would like to consult on how to treat male infertility and what kind of help is needed: How is male infertility treated?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of male infertility, such as incomplete testicular development, cryptorchidism, vas deferens obstruction, and hypospadias, can lead to the evolution and metabolic disorders of semen. For patients with male infertility, in addition to identifying the cause and implementing targeted treatment, they should also pay attention to their daily lives to achieve better therapeutic effects. Surgical removal of local injury lesions in the perinatal ducts, combined with the use of autoimmune preparations to increase the production of antisperm antibodies, can yield better therapeutic outcomes for infertility.