Patient's question:
I have been married to my wife for three years now. Since we got married, my mother has been urging us to have a child. However, after so much time has passed, there has been no progress, and I am very worried. I went to the hospital for urine and prostatic fluid tests, and the doctor said I have male infertility.Doctor's answer:
Pay attention to personal hygiene to prevent infections of the male reproductive system. This is an important aspect of preventing male infertility, especially sexually transmitted diseases. Once infected, it can not only lead to obstruction of the spermatic duct but also, in severe cases, result in the loss of gonadal function. On the other hand, family conflicts and emotional discord caused by this factor can psychologically affect sexual function.Suggestions: Based on your issue, it is recommended to develop good hygiene habits, as private areas are sometimes more prone to accumulating dirt. You should clean the foreskin and scrotum daily. It is also best to avoid the following situations: wearing tight, poorly breathable pants, soaking in hot baths, taking saunas, cycling, driving, or sitting on sofas, among others.