Patient's question:
My husband has had high blood pressure for the past two years. Now he's planning to have a baby. Can men with high blood pressure have children?Doctor's answer:
Men with hypertension can have children. Firstly, hypertension is not a hereditary disease and will never be passed down to children across generations. Secondly, hypertension does not affect the quality of sperm in the male reproductive system, so men with hypertension can undergo normal pre-pregnancy planning. It is particularly recommended that your husband receive specific treatment for hypertension from a formal hospital's cardiovascular department.