Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Doctor, my brother's situation is as follows: The conclusion of the semen and sperm quality analysis report is that no sperm were found. The color Doppler ultrasound diagnosis shows no prostatitis: size 3.62.62.2cm, clear outline, reduced internal echo, and uneven distribution. Testicles: Left testicle size 2.21.0cm, right testicle size 2.11.0cm, with homogeneous internal echo. Epididymis: Left epididymal head size 0.70.6cm, right epididymal head size 0.80.7cm, with reduced internal echo in both epididymal heads. Is it still possible to get pregnant in this case? How should it be treated? Thank youDoctor's answer:
Hello, as long as the sperm can fertilize, it is considered high-quality sperm. The quality of the male's sperm does not affect the fetus conceived. Poor sperm quality refers to its motility, simply put, its ability to move. If the sperm is abnormal, it can affect the child. However, poor sperm quality only makes pregnancy difficult and does not affect the child's development.It is recommended to visit a regular, professional infertility and subfertility specialty hospital for relevant examinations to identify the specific cause. You can consult relevant experts online. Scientific and targeted treatment should be carried out to regulate and treat the condition. Wishing you a speedy recovery.