Low sperm count

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Wandugu,

Nahitaji Masada wenu on this, Anyone who can help? NiTashukuru sana kama nitasaidiwa.
 
Wandugu,

Nahitaji Masada wenu on this, Anyone who can help? NiTashukuru sana kama nitasaidiwa.

Kula balance diet na hasa vyakula vile vinavyoongeza hizo sperms. halafu punguza frequency ya kula tunda, fanya mara mbili kwa wiki.
 
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Sina haja ya kuongeza idadi ya post King Kong wangu nilimtaka afafanue zaidi ili na mimi nielewe low sperm count ni nini na alikuwa anaomba asaidiwe nini...ushanifahamu??
 
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Nimekufahamu JS ujue m2 mwenye matatizo ukimjibu dry namna hiyo ndo unazidi kumchanganya,nimemjibu hivyo ili asijisikie mnyonge,ila mdau wa pili ammjibu vizuri sana
 
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Mkuu jitahidi kula karanga, korosho n.k. Jamii ya vyakula hivyo husaidia sana!
Ila ngoja ni google kidogo!
 
[h=3]What is Low Sperm Count ?[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h]1. Low Sperm Count
Why is treatment of a low sperm count so confusing ?
Many infertile men are obsessed about their sperm (Sperm Video ) count - and this seems to become the central concern in their lives. Remember that the real question the man with a fertility problem is asking is not: What is my sperm count or motility or whatever? But - are my sperm capable of working or not? Can I have a baby with my sperm? Since the function of the sperm is to fertilize the egg, the only direct way of answering this question is by actually doing IVF for test fertilization. This is, of course, too expensive and impractical for most people which is why the other sperm function tests have been devised.
The major problem with all these tests, however, is that they are all indirect --- there is no very good correlation between test results, pregnancy rates, and fertilization in vitro for the individual patient. This is why offering a prognosis for the individual patient based on an abnormality in the sperm test result is so difficult, and why we find that different doctors give such widely varying interpretations based on the same sperm report.
This is really not surprising when you consider how abysmal our ignorance in this area is - after all, we do not even know what a "normal" sperm count is! Since you only need one "good" sperm to fertilise an egg, we do not have a simple answer to even this very basic question! While the lower limit of normal is considered to be 10 million progressively motile sperm per ml, remember that this is a statistical average. For example, most doctors have had the experience of a man with a very low sperm count (as little as 2-5 million per ml) fathering a pregnancy on his own, with no treatment. In fact, when sperm (Sperm Video ) counts are done for men who are undergoing a vasectomy for family planning, these men of proven fertility have sperm counts varying anywhere from 2 million to 300 million per ml. This obviously means that there is a significant variation in "fertile" sperm counts, and therefore coming to conclusions is very difficult for the doctor (leave alone the patient!)
In order to make sense of this, you need to understand two important concepts - "trying time" and "fertility potential of the couple". If your sperm (Sperm Video ) count is low, but you have been trying to have a baby for less than 1 year, it still makes sense to keep on trying for about 1 year, since 10% of men with low sperm counts will father a pregnancy in this time. If however, you have already tried for more than 2 years with no success, you need to move on and do something more - the chances of a spontaneous pregnancy are now very low. Remember, that a doctor does not treat just a "low sperm count report" - he treats patients!
2. Low Sperm Count
What can the man with a low sperm count do ?
So what is the man with a low sperm count to do? Unfortunately, there is no method of increasing the sperm count today! The modern protocol for managing male infertility is based on the man's motile sperm count; and on a simple test, called a sperm survival test. The sperm are washed, and their recovery assessed; the washed sperm are then kept in culture medium in the incubator for 24 hours and then rechecked. If there are more than 3 million motile sperm per ml, this is reassuring. If, however, none of the sperm is alive after 24 hours, this suggests that they may be functionally incompetent. Treatment depends upon how low the count is. If it is only moderately decreased (total motile sperm count in the ejaculate being 20 million), it makes sense to try to improve the fertility potential of the wife, and the easiest treatment for men with moderately low sperm counts is superovulation plus intrauterine insemination. If after doing this and trying for 4 treatment cycles (the reason 4 is the "magic" number is that most patients who are going to become pregnant with any method will usually do so within 4 cycles) no pregnancy ensues, you need to go on and explore further alternatives, such as IVF or ICSI.
For men with a motile sperm count of more than 5 million in the ejaculate, IVF would be the first treatment offered. This would allow us to document if the sperm can fertilize the eggs or not. If fertilisation is documented, then the patient has a good chance of getting pregnant. However, if the motile sperm count is less than 5 million, or if there is total failure of fertilisation in IVF, then the only treatment available is ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection, pronounced "eeksee") or microinjection. ICSI has revolutionised our approach to the infertile man, and it promises the possibility for every man to have a baby, no matter how low his sperm count.
3. Low Sperm Count
Why do I have a low sperm count ?
What about the answer to the million dollar question: --- Why do I have a low sperm count? Unfortunately, nine times out of ten, the doctor will not be able to answer that question, and no amount of testing will help us to find out - this is labelled as "idiopathic oligospermia" which is really a wastepaper basket diagnosis for "god only knows!". Modern research has shown that the reason some men have a low sperm count maybe because of a microdeletion on the Y-chromosome. This is an expensive test, which is available only in research laboratories at present, and does explain why we have little effective treatment for this common problem! We do know that a low sperm count is not related to physique, general state of health, diet, sexual appetite or frequency. While not knowing the cause can be very frustrating, medicine still has a lot to study and understand about male infertility, which is a relatively neglected field today.
4. Low Sperm Count
Is there any connection between a low sperm count and sexual performance ?
The major cause of male infertility usually is a sperm problem. However, do remember that this is no reflection on your libido or sexual prowess. Sometimes men with testicular failure find this difficult to understand (but doctor, I have sex twice a day! How can my sperm count be zero?). The reason for this is that the testis has two compartments. One compartment, the seminiferous tubules, produces sperms. The other compartment, the "interstitium" or the tissue in between the tubules (where the Leydig cells are) produces the male sex hormone, testosterone, which causes the male sexual drive. Now while the tubules can be easily damaged, the Leydig cells are much more resistant to damage, and will continue functioning normally in most patients with testicular failure.

This is why the diagnosis of a low sperm count can be such a blow to one's ego --- it is so totally unexpected, because it is not associated with other symptoms or signs. Men react differently - but common feelings include anger with the wife and the doctor; resentfulness about having to participate in infertility testing and treatment since they feel having babies is the woman's "job"; loss of self-esteem; and temporary sexual dysfunction such as loss of desire and poor erections. Many men also feel very guilty that because of "their" medical problem, they are depriving their wife the pleasures of experiencing motherhood. Unfortunately, social support for the infertile man is practically non-existent, and he is forced to put up a brave front and show that he doesn't care. Since he is a man, he is not allowed to display his emotions. He is expected to provide a shoulder for his wife to cry on - but he needs to learn to cry alone. However, remember that the urge for fatherhood can be biologically as strong as the urge for motherhood - and we should stop treating infertile men as second class citizens.
Source:
http://www.drmalpani.com/book/chapter7.html
 
[h=2]Low Sperm Count or No Sperm
[/h] Low sperm count is a condition called oligospermia. This is the term used to describe the condition when the sperm count is low. If there are no sperm at all in the semen sample, the condition is termed azoospermia. In cases of low sperm or no sperm, we recommend to come in for an appointment to take a more detailed history and to examine the male. In his history, specific questions will be asked about any past condition that may have affected the testicles. The specialist will also ask questions regarding whether he has had any operations in the groin area or for undescended testicles in childhood and ask whether there has been any major injury or infection in the genital area. Take our online questionnaire for self-evaluation.

Infected semen can be a cause of infertility. Previously it was believed that mumps could cause sterility in men. However, it is now known that even when the testicles are involved in mumps orchitis (very painful swelling of the testicles), it is extremely rare for this to lead to sterility.
Other factors that may affect sperm production ...
Heat can have a detrimental effect on normal sperm production. It is for this reason that nature has placed the testicles outside the body in the scrotum rather than in the abdomen like the ovaries. Some infertile men soak themselves in a bathtub full of scalding water and emerge looking like lobsters. This can almost stop sperm production completely.

Obese men can also become sterile because the sagging layers of fat can overheat the testicles. Men whose jobs involve long hours of sitting, e.g. long distance lorry-drivers may have infertility due to the increased heat to the genital area.
Very frequent intercourse can lead to the demand exceeding the supply. There are quite a number of infertile men whose sex drive is such that they must ejaculate 2-3 times a day. This explodes the myth that links infertility to lack of virility. It can be extremely difficult for these men to reduce their ejaculation rate to every 48 hours.
Smoking over 20 cigarettes a day has been shown to reduce both the sperm count and the sperm motility to quite a major degree.
Excessive alcohol intake will lead to infertility mainly because a man loses both the inclination and the ability to rise to the occasion! Alcohol can also lower the production of sperm and of the male hormone testosterone.
The workaholic husband can find that fatigue can have similar effects on his interest in intercourse as excessive alcohol intake.
See our complete list of factors that can effect male fertility.
What problems may be identified during examination ...
Every infertile man must be carefully examined. The examination of the external genitalia in the male rarely shows anything out of the ordinary. However, sometimes one or both testicles are very small or rarely may even be absent. Additionally there may be congenital absence of each vas deferens, the ducts through which sperm pass from the testicles to the female at intercourse.

Other factors which may contribute to lowered fertility, and which can be identified on examination include a wide range of chemical substances can affect sperm quality and/or quantity, including medications. The medications listed below have been associated with male infertility:

  • Anabolic steroids
  • Antihypertensives
  • Allopurinol
  • Erythromycin
  • Chemotherapy
  • Cimetidine
  • Colchicine
  • Cyclosporine
  • Dilantin
  • Gentamycin
  • Nitrofurantoin
  • Tetracycline
 
Wandugu,

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.....nakushauri utazame majibu yako kwa ujumla yaani sperm analysis result. Angalia sperm count(wingi), viability (zina uhai/uwezo wa kusababisha utungaji mimba), motility (zina mwendo/kasi ya kawaida) nk. Hivi kwa ujumla vinakupa conclusion kama ikiwa utaweza kuzalisha sperm za kutosha zinaweza kukupa mtoto. kama tatizo ni low sperm count tu, ushauri mwepesi ni kutengeneza kalenda wewe na mwenza wako ili kujua siku ambayo yeye anaweza kutunga mimba (ovulation). Mkisha kuwa na hiyo kalenda, sasa hapo fuata ushauri wa mchangiaji mmoja hapo juu, punguza KU DO na mwenzako (simply, dunduliza kidumu kijae) ....All the best!
 
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How to Treat Low Sperm Count and Infertility in Men? Kutibu upungufu wa mbegu za Uzazi kwa mwanamme


Low sperm count is the leading cause of infertility in men the ideal way to address this problem is through the use of that they alleviate the problem naturally and without There are many causes that can be attributed to reducing the number of sperm in the semen of a male making it unable to impregnate a woman. A number of sperm is required to be present to make a woman pregnant, if the number of sperm in the semen is less than healthy number, it is called as low sperm count.


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Diseases such as hydrocele, varicocele organs, reproductive abnormalities, prostate infections, infected semen zinc deficiency can cause low sperm count. Exposure to toxins such as heavy metals and environmental pollutants, interior fitting, heating of the testes due to long hours sitting or too hot baths water, ingestion of too much alcohol, smoking too much, too much stress and frequent ejaculation can cause a reduction in the number of sperm present in semen. Herbal supplements to address all the causes of low sperm count effective and can help a man in obtaining the ability to impregnate a female.


maca roots are famous for their positive effects on increasing the number of sperm in the semen. This herb has many properties that contribute effectively to improve overall sexual health of a person, is considered a complete food that can supplement the

body with the number of essential nutrients and amino acids. It is an adaptogenic herb which means it affects a person according to their age and sex. Maca can provide large quantity of amino acids, complex carbohydrates, vitamins B1, B2, C and E and

minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium. Supplementation of these minerals, amino acids and nutrients to promote the reproductive to deal with low sperm count very effectively and in a short period. This herb can be taken alone as a treatment and mixed with other herbs in a formula.


Mucuna pruriens has been used in various drugs for sexual dysfunction as an ingredient. This herb is known as a nerve tonic and an aphrodisiac. Cures problems of reduced libido and increase strength and energy in the muscles to provide proteins which increases muscle mass and strength. If the problem of low sperm count is due to low levels of the hormone testosterone then this herb is used to elevate testosterone levels very effectively.


The prostate gland infection and inflammation also can cause low sperm count, Terresteris tribulus is an excellent herbal supplement to cure all problems related to the prostate gland. It also increases the production and secretion of sex hormones, gives energy to the cells for a better functioning of the reproductive organs and is a reinforcement of sexual energy. It also increases the quality of semen by treatment with a low sperm count infertility-counter.


Ginseng has been used in Chinese medicine for a long time to cure impotence, low sperm count and sperm motility treatment. This herb increases testosterone levels, improve libido and provides energy to the body for better sexual performance. Saw palmetto is another herbal supplement that also addresses the problem of low sperm count by improving prostate health and hormonal secretion.
How to Treat Low Sperm Count and Infertility in Men? ~ Family Doctor | Health Tips
 
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