I got married one year ago. No fertility still, Recently I done semen analysis. Report contains volume: 3.0 colour: grayish white appearance: Viscid liquefaction time: 50 min chemical examination: reaction ph: alkaline (8.0) fructose: Present Microscopic examination: pus cells 5-8/hpf epithelial cells: Absent Morphology: Normal forms 60% abnormal forms 40% motility at one hour active 40% sluggish 10% non motile 50% sperm concentration 34.6 mill/mL total sperm count 103.8 mill/ejaculate impression: Olegoasthenozoospermia This is my report. Please let me know is it serious condition. May I have develop sperm count and motility? Thank you sir/madam.

Dr. Sonali KhomaneHomeopath8yrs exp

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A healthy diet helps breed healthy sperm. Increase your intake of the following: Zinc: It makes up 90 per cent of sperm tails and helps sperm swim straight. "It's also important for hormone health, Eat oysters to boost your levels. Selenium: Sperm are susceptible to heat and oxidative damage. The antioxidant selenium is a defence. It is present in top soil, but due to erosion is now difficult to find in foods. Try a supplement. Vitamin C: Another effective antioxidant. Kiwifruit and red capsicum are rich sources. Essential Fatty Acids: Found in foods such as fish, avocado, nuts and seeds, they help strengthen cells, giving protection against oxidative damage. Brassica Vegetables: Vegetables such as broccoli, brussels sprouts and cabbage cleanse the liver. "They help the liver detoxify, and lowering your toxic load improves sperm health.Increase your nonheme iron by adding more lentils and spinach to your diet. Consumption of nonheme iron?the kind found in lentils and spinach. consult privately for best result . 

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