Expert Tips: Women who cannot have children should check the male sex first

The fetus is conceived and born from the female body, so whenever a couple cannot have children, people tend to think that there is something wrong with the woman's fertility. In fact, men also have an unshirkable responsibility, and clinical data show that although there are more types of female diseases, male diseases have a more critical impact on infertility.

If a woman cannot have children, she should check the male first.

As for which of the two spouses should be examined first, experts say that when a woman is infertile, she should first check whether the male's function is normal, because the quality of the male's sperm is more easily affected. If the male's sperm does not meet the fertility standard, the woman will definitely not be able to get pregnant; as long as the male's sperm quality meets the fertility standard, even if the woman's health is not particularly ideal, she can still get pregnant smoothly.

Experts point out that due to environmental factors, bad living habits, food safety and other factors, sperm and semen abnormalities, testicular abnormalities, sexual dysfunction, varicocele and other infertility diseases have all come to men, and men's fertility has also been affected. However, many men have always been evasive about their own diseases.

According to survey statistics, only 20% of men will take the initiative to seek health advice, and 47% of patients will only go to the doctor when their symptoms are serious. What's more serious is that more than 60% of male patients go to non-formal medical institutions for treatment. In addition, when talking to medical staff about sexual health issues, most men are concerned. They think that being known to others that they have sexual health problems will lose their "integrity".

Therefore, experts call on men to face their own problems. If a couple has been trying to conceive for more than two years and still has not gotten pregnant, they should start with the male. Producing healthy offspring is a family's top priority, and men should take the initiative to assume responsibility. Regardless of whether the problem ultimately lies with the man, men should actively check, otherwise it will not only delay the treatment of the disease and damage their health, but also affect their fertility, and may even lead to the loss of fertility, resulting in irreparable damage.

Therefore, when a couple cannot have children, the man should promptly undergo a professional examination to accurately assess his physical health and fertility, determine whether his fertility is normal, and find out whether the cause lies with the man or the woman, so as to facilitate the treatment of the disease and the restoration of fertility.