Patient's question:
Married for more than three years, I have been unable to conceive a child. The hospital tests have always shown low sperm motility and asthenozoospermia.Doctor's answer:
Male infertility generally has three treatment options: medication, artificial insemination, or in vitro fertilization (IVF). If medication does not achieve the desired results, artificial insemination is considered. If the goal is still not met or artificial insemination is not feasible, then in vitro fertilization is considered. Treating all diseases follows the same principle: starting from simple to complex, and from non-invasive to invasive. It is not advisable to choose overly advanced technology because the higher the technology, the more artificial intervention is involved, making it more troublesome and costly. As long as there is intervention, it is no longer in a natural state. The more intervention, the further away from the natural state, and thus the higher the potential genetic risks.