Patient's question:
My husband is over thirty, and we still haven't had a baby. Last year, he was diagnosed with male infertility. I didn't feel comfortable telling others about this, so he has been treating it himself at home. But it hasn't been effective. He's taking traditional Chinese medicine—is it because traditional Chinese medicine takes a long time to show results?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it depends on the specific issue; dead sperm, low sperm count, semen not liquefying, aseptic prostatitis, epididymitis, bacterial reproductive system infection, phimosis, varicocele.Suggestions: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment is relatively effective for dead sperm, low sperm count, semen not liquefying, and aseptic prostatitis. For bacterial reproductive system infections, phimosis, and varicocele, Western medicine is generally more appropriate.