Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text:"An oligospermia was detected after a thorough examination. Is there a good way to treat it? Is it not good to have children like this? What kind of help is needed: How should a husband with oligospermia be treated?"
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, male oligospermia is classified as congenital or acquired. Congenital oligospermia is related to the congenital growth and development of the testes and is difficult to cure. Most acquired cases are related to poor lifestyle habits, and some can be restored to normal through dietary adjustments. It is recommended that you consume more foods that nourish sperm, such as animal livers, Chinese yam, nuts, etc., on a daily basis. You should also pay attention to rest, avoid overtime work, quit smoking and drinking, and reduce sexual activity. Additionally, oral traditional Chinese medicine that tonifies the essence and strengthens the kidneys can be used in combination with treatment. Appropriately supplementing with zinc also has a certain effect.