Patient's question:
I've been married for three or four years, and I still haven't had any children. My family is almost driving themselves crazy, and my wife has been suffering every day. Everyone in the family blames my wife, but when she got checked, there was nothing wrong with her. At the time, she told me to get checked too, to see if there was something wrong with me. Who knew that after the check, the doctor said I have male infertility. I'm really frustrated.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the factors or causes of male infertility are that men have no sperm or very few sperm, there are too many inactive or dead sperm in the semen, normal semen quickly coagulates into a gel-like state after ejaculation. If the semen does not coagulate after ejaculation or does not liquefy completely, it often indicates lesions in the seminal vesicles or prostate. Bacterial or viral infections of the reproductive tract can also cause changes in semen composition. These factors or causes are all leading to male infertility.