Patient's question:
I just got married, and my family wants us to have children soon, so I did a thorough check and found that my husband has asthenozoospermia. I don't understand how this disease is acquired. Will this disease prevent us from having children? What kind of help do you need: Can male asthenozoospermia cause infertility?Doctor's answer:
Azoospermia is a common disease that causes male infertility, and even with forced delivery, it is prone to miscarriage or the birth of malformed fetuses. Its causes are numerous, with common ones including: male genital inflammation, varicocele, endocrine abnormalities, male reproductive system tumors, etc. Specific examination is required at a formal specialized hospital. It is recommended to go to a regular professional infertility and sterility specialized hospital for a detailed examination to identify the cause. Under the guidance of professional doctors, targeted treatment should be implemented to reduce the risk of delivery.