Patient's question:
Does alcoholism in my husband have a significant impact on getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
From the perspective of eugenics, if you are planning to have a child, you must quit smoking and drinking for at least three months in advance. If chronic drug use leads to alcohol poisoning, it will naturally interfere with sperm quality, reducing the chances of conception. Even if you do conceive, there is a higher risk of repeated embryonic development issues, and in some cases, fetal malformations may occur. Therefore, if your husband experiences alcohol poisoning again, it is best not to have a child. At the very least, he should abstain from alcohol for three months before considering it.