Patient's question:
That's right, I've noticed in the last couple of days that I have a sexually transmitted infection in my reproductive organs, with painful urination and discharge. I was planning to go to the hospital to get checked, but someone told me that if I go, they'll give me shots, and that it might affect my ability to have children in the future. So, I listened to what the elders said and started taking five different types of resistance supplements, thinking it would be fine in a couple of days. To my surprise, it really worked! Later, it did get better, but I heard from the elders that it will kill all the sperm, and I'll need to buy some protein supplements for a few hundred dollars to replenish them. I'm already panicking and questioning whether I've been scammed! I'm worried about potential side effects and aftereffects, so I want to ask the doctors who understand to help me clarify this. Thank you very much!Doctor's answer:
Medical speculation suggests there is no need to worry for now. Even if you take these medications, they will not kill the sperm. Sperm production occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the male testes. Therefore, do not listen to others who claim that eating white eggs will ensure the sperm will not die. It is advised not to use medications indiscriminately and to seek medical re-examination at a qualified hospital to avoid missing the opportunity for treatment and the potential for a series of side effects. Drink plenty of warm water, avoid spicy and irritating or extremely cold foods, and maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. The above advice is for the question "That's right, I've noticed some symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection in the last two days." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!