Patient's question:
I've never understood why there are so many people facing infertility now. I know several couples around me who have been married for a long time and really want a child, but they just can't get pregnant. Sigh, my mother-in-law also said that in the past, giving birth was as easy as chickens laying eggs, but why is it so difficult now?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many types of factors or classifications of causes for infertility in men and women, such as sexual diseases, diabetes, and other disease-related factors, as well as personal psychological factors. Environmental and industrial toxins can increase and affect the reproductive systems of both men and women, especially severely damaging sperm-producing cells, leading to a decrease in sperm quantity and quality. Additionally, prolonged exposure to high-intensity radiation can cause infertility. Generally, if there is no pregnancy after marriage for a year, it should be a cause for concern, and it is necessary to promptly visit a hospital to examine the factors or causes of infertility. I hope this helps you.