Patient's question:
I recently don't know what's going on, my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I'm not getting morning erections anymore. What tests are needed for artificial insemination?Doctor's answer:
Artificial insemination is a form of assisted reproduction. It involves using artificial methods to inject semen into a woman's cervical canal, allowing it to flow to the external os of the cervix in order to achieve fertilization and pregnancy. It is primarily used in cases of male infertility (e.g., low sperm count) and sexual dysfunction, but the female must be completely normal for this procedure to be performed. However, there are certain drawbacks: 1) High cost (around 3-5 thousand per session), 2) Low success rate (15-20%), 3) Higher risk of fetal malformations. The male's condition requires further examination to identify the underlying cause and targeted treatment for effective results. It is recommended that both partners choose a specialized hospital for further examination to determine the cause and receive targeted treatment.