Problems related to infertility have
increased over the years. Young married couples are not able to reproduce. This
problem can be detected by running down few tests on both the partners. In some
cases it’s the female who can’t conceive while in the other cases it’s the male
who can’t cause pregnancy.
Male infertility means that the male
partner is not able to cause pregnancy i.e. if the no of sperm a man ejaculates
is low or if the sperm are of a poor quality, it will be difficult for the man
to cause pregnancy. There are a lot of options for male infertility treatment in India.
Male infertility is a common problem. For about one in 20 men have
some kind of fertility problem with low number of sperm in the ejaculation.
Symptoms of infertility are not there as such. The ejaculation, intercourse and
erections usually happen without any difficulty. Proper medical tests are
required to find out if a man is infertile. One can simply visit male infertility and fertility specialist in India and get himself/herself checked.
Male infertility is generally related to
the number of sperms produced or sperms transported. Only through medical
testing the doctor can decide the real cause of the problem. The basic problem
is either the low production of the sperm or the poor quality of the sperm
produced.
Some other causes of infertility can be-:
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Semen is not able to enter the
woman’s vagina for fertilization
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Low levels of hormones made in
the pituitary gland
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Sperm antibodies
Some general symptoms of male infertility-:
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Problems with sexual function
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Pain, swelling or a lump in the
testicle area
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Inability to smell
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Abnormal breast growth
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A lower than normal sperm count
Consult a doctor if you have been unable to
conceive a child after a year of regular, unprotected intercourse.Couples not
being able to produce, is not a very big problem as it doesn’t affect them
physically but it does drain them out mentally. What they need is some mental
peace and good counselling. This situation can stress them out and can further
create problems.
The healthcare provider may use one or more
of the tests to assess fertility-:
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Semen analysis
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Blood tests
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Physical examination of the
penis, scrotum and prostate
Male infertility is generally treated by conventional methods that
include-:
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Taking medications to help
increase sperm production
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Taking antibiotics to heal an
infection
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Taking hormones to improve
hormone imbalance
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Avoiding taking long hot
showers, using hot tubs or saunas
It can also improve by taking clinically proven supplements.
Anything that would increase the sperm count will increase the chances to
reproduction. Many health food stores offer male fertility supplements.
Artificial insemination is an option if the Man’s sperm count is low. In this
process, sperm is collected through multiple ejaculations and placed in the
female’s uterus or fallopian tubes. This whole process is also called IVF.
IVF is the most common method for treatment and has been successful.
There are a lot of procedures in this treatment. One round of IVF costs around
Rs 1Lakhs-2Lakhs and generally the first attempt is not fruitful but
subsequently it does produce an output.