Sperm Blockage Health Feed

U need to show it to the urologist who can do some tests to find out the cause for 0 sperm count. There could be blockage in the duct.

Although there is no problem in your still would suggest you to go for ivf considering your husband semen report & as he is not willing to go for surgery.

Hello, you can opt for an iui procedure where pre washed sperms can be directly inserted inside the womb and shall improve your chances of pregnancy.

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yes. In ayurveda, oligospermia (low sperm count) is addressed as shukra alpata. This is a common problem due to a disturbed daily routine, irregular food habits, stress and exertion on account of a fast life. Ayurveda outlines several ways to increase male fertility by increasing sperm quality and quantity. One of the most important parts of ayurvedic infertility treatment includes fixing issues such as indigestion which gives rise to toxins (ama) that cause blockage in the channels c...more

Azoospermia, which means the absence of sperm in the semen, can be categorized into two types: obstructive and non-obstructive. Obstructive azoospermia occurs when there is a blockage in the reproductive tract that prevents sperm from being ejaculated, while non-obstructive azoospermia is associated with a lack of sperm production in the testicles. Here are potential options based on the type of azoospermia:
obstructive azoospermia:
surgical repair (microsurgical epididymal sperm aspirat...more

Premature Ejaculation:

? Over 30% men have suffered from premature ejaculation at some point
? This affects the self esteem of the man and leaves the partner dissatisfied

Symptoms to look for:

? A rapid arousal, erection and ejaculation process
? The ejaculation generally occurs within seconds or minutes of arousal

Causes:

? Anxiety
? Incorrect diet
? Unhealthy lifestyle

Natural home remedy using asparagus powder and milk:
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Azoospermia refers to the medical condition of a man whose semen does not contain any sperm. It is linked with infertility but its other forms are responsive to treatment. In human beings, the problem of azoospermia affects around 1% of the total male population. This condition can be seen in up to 20% of infertility situations among males. The male partner requires to have a certain minimum sperm count which deems him fertile. Without having the required sperm count present in the semen, a man ...more

You need to see a ivf specialist who will discuss further treatment with you. If a blockage in his vas deferens is producing azoospermia it is correctable by surgery.