Patient's question:
Patient: 29 years old, diagnosed with chronic prostatitis in May, with low sperm volume and sperm survival rate. Treatment began in May, and after a follow-up test in November, the doctor said everything was fine. The results of the follow-up test are as follows:Semen appearance: Milky white
Semen volume: 5.5 ML
30-minute liquefaction: Completely liquefied
Sperm count: 78
Sperm motility: 65%
General abnormal sperm morphology:
Doctor's answer:
From a clinical diagnosis perspective, prostatitis has little impact on fertility, and it is still recommended to wait until the prostatitis heals before having children. Prostatitis primarily affects sperm quality. Treatment for prostatitis should preferably be decided on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and herbal medicine. By nurturing the body, it combines the opening of the prostate ducts, detoxification, and the complete restoration of prostate function, as TCM treats the root cause. It is advised that patients pay more attention to their diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods. Rest more!