Patient's question:
I've been divorced for three months. My ex-wife is ten years younger than me. We met on a train. Life is very sweet now, but unfortunately, I've been diagnosed with kidney atrophy. Can a man with kidney atrophy have children?Doctor's answer:
Directly affects male fertility, mainly these issues: severe inflammation in the reproductive tract, the testicles unable to produce sperm, blocked spermatic ducts, male sexual dysfunction, abnormal sperm, etc. These conditions can directly lead to male infertility. Kidney atrophy is a symptom of kidney dysfunction and generally does not affect normal sperm production. It is recommended that you undergo further testing. It is advised to have a detailed examination at the hospital, but personally, I think your condition allows for childbirth.