Pregnancy is not something that a woman can decide alone, it requires the joint efforts of both husband and wife to successfully conceive her own baby. In fact, many men suffer from infertility, and the treatment of infertility requires timely diagnosis and treatment, as well as proper nursing care. Is there a high chance of male infertility being cured?
Is there a high chance of male infertility being cured?
Due to the various causes of male infertility, it is important to understand the specific reasons behind it in order to determine the likelihood of a cure. Patients should seek timely treatment at a hospital to increase their chances of recovery. At present, there are several main methods for treating infertility, including the following:
(1) Immunotherapy: Surgical removal of local damage lesions in the reproductive tract can reduce the production of anti sperm antibodies, and the use of immune preparations can achieve good therapeutic effects.
(2) The treatment of reproductive tract inflammation: In general, it is recommended to use a combination of antibiotics and anti-inflammatory treatments for male infertility, which can achieve better results. For the treatment of male infertility, it is necessary to first identify the cause and then provide targeted treatment in order to achieve the best treatment.
(3) Artificial insemination: Artificial insemination is the most effective treatment for male infertility, using various physical and biochemical techniques to process semen to improve the fertility of sperm.
(4) Endocrine therapy: The main application of long-acting testosterone heptanate is to treat hypogonadism caused by hypogonadism; Bromocriptin is used to treat hyperprolactinemia.
What is male infertility?
Male infertility refers to couples who have lived together without taking contraceptive measures for more than two years and have not given birth. The woman's examination is normal, while the man's examination is abnormal. Mainly related to factors such as chromosomal abnormalities, endocrine disorders, reproductive tract infections, obstructed vas deferens, abnormal testicular spermatogenic function, abnormal sperm structure and seminal plasma, immunological infertility, male sexual dysfunction, and accessory gland abnormalities.
Congenital diseases caused by endocrine disorders and chromosomal abnormalities are manifested as sexual maturity disorders, insufficient masculinization, breast hyperplasia, testicular atrophy, small penis, low libido, premature ejaculation, and erectile dysfunction. Congenital testicular abnormalities are manifested as absence of testicles, cryptorchidism, and testicular underdevelopment.
If men suffer from infertility, they should make timely adjustments. They can go to the hospital for examination, treat the causes of their own infertility, and do a good job in treating their own diseases. The above is an introduction to the chances of curing male infertility. If men suffer from infertility, don't feel embarrassed. The key is to receive formal treatment as soon as possible.
