Patient's question:
I was originally planning to get married late, and I thought of having children right after marriage. However, now that we've been married for a year, my wife shows no signs of pregnancy. Recently, she went for a check-up, and there were no issues found. I'm a bit worried now, not knowing if I might have male infertility. I'd like to ask if, in cases of male infertility, it's usually related to sperm quality problems?Doctor's answer:
Hello. For male friends who suffer from infertility, low sperm quality, oligospermia, azoospermia, and necrospermia are often the main factors. However, apart from sperm issues, male infertility may also be caused by other problems, such as undescended testicles, some urological diseases, etc. Therefore, patients need to undergo medical examinations to identify the root cause and treat it accordingly, which is the key to solving the problem.