Can male infertility be cured?

In fact, it is very necessary for couples to do premarital examinations before getting married, because premarital examinations can effectively detect whether the couple has chromosomal diseases or infertility diseases. Many couples will go for examinations when preparing for pregnancy, and some men are found to have infertility problems. At this time, male friends will be more worried about whether male infertility can be cured?

If you have male infertility, don't be too discouraged. As long as you actively treat it, you should be able to conceive normally. To treat male infertility, you must go to a regular national hospital to find a professional doctor, conduct examinations, and cooperate with the doctor for treatment. Never listen to folk remedies. During the treatment, you should develop a regular lifestyle, avoid staying up late often, and avoid taking hot baths.

Generally, infertile couples come to the reproductive medicine center. They are first evaluated and counseled based on the evaluation. Usually, about 80% of couples can get pregnant naturally after consulting and understanding the relevant knowledge; 20% of patients need assisted reproductive means to get pregnant. Generally speaking, there are different assisted reproductive methods. The first one is called artificial insemination, also known as IUI. The male semen is taken out, the dead sperm and live sperm are separated outside the body, and then the live semen is placed in the uterine cavity or vagina. The success rate of pregnancy is about 10%-15%. In addition, if IUI is unsuccessful, the in vitro fertilization method can be used, that is, the female egg and the male sperm are taken out, the embryo is produced outside the body, and then placed in the uterus for implantation, and the success rate is about 50%.

Generally, male infertility can be treated. Different treatment methods are selected according to the different causes of male infertility. The first category is drug treatment; the second category is surgical treatment; the third category is traditional Chinese medicine treatment; the fourth category is assisted reproductive treatment. The first category of drug treatment has more drugs for treatment, and they should be selected according to the cause. For example, some patients may be caused by infection and need to use sensitive antibiotics. Some patients need HCG or HMG treatment because of congenital hormonal hypogonadism. Some patients need bromocriptine treatment because of hyperprolactinemia, and others also need endocrine regulating treatments, such as tamoxifen, clomiphene, letrozole, etc. There are also drug treatments that are antioxidants, such as natural vitamin E, which can improve cell energy metabolism, such as L-carnitine. The second type of surgical treatment depends on the cause of poor sperm quality or lack of energy. For example, the more common high venous ligation can generally restore sperm quality after 3-6 months of treatment. Some patients have obstructive azoospermia and can get pregnant naturally after dredging the vas deferens or vasoepididymal anastomosis or vas deferens anastomosis. Some patients have no sperm and can undergo surgery, testicular incision, microscopic sperm extraction to find sperm, or testicular puncture to find sperm, and perform assisted reproductive test tube babies. The third category is treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, which has many treatment methods. The more commonly used drugs include Qilin Pills, Shengjing Capsules and Shengjing Tablets, etc. The fourth category is assisted reproductive treatment, which is when all the above treatment methods fail to make the woman pregnant. The last resort is assisted reproductive technology, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization, etc.