[Typical patient models for conservative therapy of male infertility. Pathogenetic approaches and expected effects].

Male infertility may be a consequence of various diseases, many of which can be detected during examination. Modern methods of treating male infertility are diverse and include drug and non-drug therapy, diet therapy, and also a combination therapy that combines them, and therefore choosing the optimal approach to each patient is an absolutely important task. We have analyzed the literature on approaches to treating patients with different hormonal status, which allows us to conclude that hormonal therapy in certain cases has a positive effect on spermatogenesis parameters and increases the chance of pregnancy, but at the same time, it is necessary to systematize the available data to identify typical patient models for conservative therapy of male infertility.