What should I do if the sperm count is much lower than normal?

Patient's question:

I have been married for 5 years. The baby stopped developing in the uterus about 40 days. It happened three times in total. Tests revealed that my natural killer cell count is around 6.2%. Two months later, it was checked again and found to be 5.5%. Folic acid levels are also a bit low. My husband's sperm count is significantly lower than normal. There are no other issues. I want to ask if my condition is treatable and how it should be treated? Is it treatable? I am eagerly awaiting your reply.

Doctor's answer:

Hello: According to your description, your husband needs treatment. You can take folic acid orally before pregnancy to correct the low folic acid condition. Your situation requires hospital examination to identify the cause so that treatment can be tailored accordingly. As long as you receive proper treatment, symptoms will improve. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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