1, by the inflammation or endocrine function abnormalities caused by the less weak spermatozoa can be cured by medicine? Some of these patients can be improved by medication. 2.If the cause is not found, can I take medicine to treat it? At present, 80-90% of patients with oligozoospermia are unable to find the exact cause, but some patients can improve their sperm vitality density through symptomatic treatment. This allows some patients who can only do IVF to try artificial insemination, and some patients who need artificial insemination to achieve natural pregnancy. But for patients with severe oligospermia is not recommended for a long time drug treatment, because such patients in the process of treatment may cause hormonal changes that cause a further decline in sperm quality, or even lead to azoospermia may. 3. What drugs can be used to treat oligozoospermia? What is the effect? According to domestic and international treatment guidelines, patients with normal hormone levels of oligospermia can try estrogen receptor antagonists or aromatase inhibitors after excluding genetic abnormalities, and for patients with weak spermatozoa, they can try levocannabinoids. Of course this process can be supplemented by some herbal treatments based on experience. 4. Do patients who are treated for inflammation need to be tested for sperm quality to reach certain standards before starting pregnancy after taking medication? Except for some patients with recurrent miscarriages due to sperm quality problems, other patients do not need to reach the standard of sperm quality before they can prepare for pregnancy, and patients with oligozoospermia should even calculate the ovulation period to try to get pregnant. 5.How long can patients taking antibiotics for inflammation try to get pregnant after stopping the medication? For patients taking antibiotics to treat inflammation, penicillins should have little effect and you can get pregnant while taking them. If you use other drugs such as quinolones or macrolides, it is best to try to get pregnant three months after taking the medication if you are not in a hurry. 6. Do patients with non-inflammatory causes of low sperm need to improve the quality of semen before getting pregnant, or can they try to get pregnant while taking medication? Personally, I think it is possible to try to get pregnant during the medication. Except for patients with recurrent miscarriages due to sperm quality problems. 7. Are there any side effects of medication and does it affect the quality of the fetus? According to domestic and international literature, the above mentioned medications for semen improvement have no effect on fetal quality. 8. How often should I be reviewed during the medication? How long does it take for the effect to start? Personally, I think we should review once a month during the medication period, because it is possible for the patient to get pregnant during the medication period, and if the medication period is too long, the patient may get pregnant after one month of medication, which will lead to the waste of medication and increase the financial burden of the patient. However, in terms of the improvement of density viability, the effect usually begins to be seen in one month, and the best effect should be achieved in three months. 9. How long does it usually take for drug treatment to achieve pregnancy? What if it has been unsuccessful? It is generally recommended to have a course of treatment for three months, and if it is unsuccessful it is recommended to consider assisted reproductive technology and try artificial insemination or IVF.