What family does infertility belong to

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After the male suffers from the disease, only to clarify the cause can targeted treatment, many men find that they also actively treat, but always can not treat the disease well, this is mainly due to the lack of understanding of the disease, so we must do a good job in the related work of the disease, then infertility belongs to what department.

What family does infertility belong to

First: medical history. Ask the patient's medical history in detail, including whether the patient has genetic problems, whether he has had cryptorchidism, recurrent orchitis, or orchitis caused by mumps, whether he often eats cottonseed oil, wears tight pants, etc. these factors may be found through the medical history.

Second: physical examination, including testicular size, hardness, elasticity, to see whether the vas deferens is unobstructed, but also to see whether the prostate, seminal vesicle function is not a problem, if after these examinations did not find obvious problems, or there are some prostatitis, or some damage factors, at this time we need to check whether there are immune factors There is.

Third: immune test, this immune infertility test should be said to be relatively simple, that is to draw blood to see if the immunoglobulin in the blood is specific. This antibody has increased. After the test, if there is a specific increase, it will reach a certain level Proportion, then we say that the reason for this person's infertility is immune factors, so it can be said that it is immune infertility.

matters needing attention

That's all for the information about which department infertility belongs to. I also want to remind you that nutrition is a necessary material for the human body. If malnutrition not only causes physical diseases, but also has a serious impact on infertility, but excess nutrition will also have an impact on the body. Once malnutrition occurs, it will lead to the lack of vitamins, minerals and trace elements in the body. The function of sperm is inseparable from nutrition. Malnutrition leads to the decline of semen volume and sperm motility. Some people with excessive nutrition and obesity will also cause infertility. This is because steatosis will inhibit pituitary function, and hormone release will be hindered. Some children will have abnormal development, and infertility will be formed in adulthood.