Patient's question:
I am 30 years old, married for two years, and my partner has not been able to conceive. In October last year, we went to the hospital for a check-up. The examination revealed no issues with my wife. However, the semen analysis showed normal results for sperm volume, color, pH level, liquefaction time, viscosity, and white blood cells. The results were as follows: a=13.89%; b=5.56%; c=2.78%; d=77.78%. The tests for anti-sperm antibodies (a, g, m) were negative. We have been taking medication ever since, but there has been no significant improvement. I would like to ask if I am unable to have children, whether there are any effective remedies for this condition, and if artificial insemination is a viable option. Would my sperm be suitable for this procedure? Are there any risks to the next generation? What are the approximate costs for this in China?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the factors of infertility are related to many factors, including male semen quality and quantity, female endocrine issues, immune factors, follicular development conditions, fallopian tube factors, and so on.