News Forum - Engineer’s zero sperm count unveils family lineage mystery

[Thaiger]

A 40 year old engineer recently discovered he had a zero sperm count, leading to a shocking revelation about his family’s lineage. Dr Gu Fangyu, a specialist in urology, recounted the case of his patient, who worked in the technology industry and suffered from infertility. After a thorough examination, the engineer was diagnosed with congenital … …

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[Ramanathan.P]

Professioals like doctors and specialists sometimes lack the basic psychological thinking regarding the impact about their actions. At least he could have keep it as secret and tried other ways to help the patient to tackle his condition and accept it. Now that he has broken the glass jar and it cannot be fixed. It is obvious that there was a turmoil in his family.....

[ChrisS]

"The situation in the clinic became tense when the patient, perplexed by the diagnosis, revealed he already had a child and was seeking help for conceiving a second. This unexpected twist led Dr Fangyu to clarify that while the patient’s condition might not have been present from a young age, problems with the vas deferens could develop over time."

Or did his wife stray elsewhere to get their first child?

[Liquorice]

I have two male friends, both after tests told their sperm count was low to non-existent, they were infertile and could never have children.

When the wife of one became pregnant, he became convinced she must have cheated, so he left her and applied for a divorce. Only months later did he agree to a DNA test, which was conclusive that he was the Father.

The other went on to have 2 children with his wife. DNA confirmed he was the Father of both.

Even urology specialist don't understand everything.