In his opinion, there is a certain mentality in Kyrgyzstan that prevents men from seeking medical help, and they often shift the blame for infertility onto women. However, statistics show that male infertility occurs as frequently as female infertility — in 50% of cases. During examinations, men often reveal conditions that can negatively affect testosterone levels and sperm quality.
Kyrbashov also noted that in 80% of cases, infertility can be successfully treated. Depending on the diagnosis, the treatment course may take about a year and usually leads to positive results.
