Patient's question:
My wife and I have been trying to have a child for over two months, but she still hasn't gotten pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Male infertility refers to the inability to conceive a child after more than one year of sexual activity without any form of contraception due to male factors. Regarding the definition of male infertility and whether it can be standardized in clinical diagnosis and treatment, we believe that the following three aspects must be noted:First, in principle, patients with azoospermia are considered absolutely infertile. Once diagnosed, they can proceed to the male infertility treatment process;
Second, the success rate of male infertility treatment is significantly related to the fertility of the female partner;
Again, if there is a family history or if one partner in an infertile couple suspects infertility, the examination for infertility does not need to be postponed for more than one year.