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Treatment of the Infertile Male

Treatment of the Infertile Male

Male infertility could be due to various factors or disorders. To treat male infertility these factors are to be analysed and then successfully treated.Here are some options to treat male infertility.

Oligospermia

In cases of oligospermia, the man should first try to control the known environmental causes of the problem. Cutting down on heavy smoking and drinking and reducing work pressures are a few steps that you can take. Obese men should go on a weight loss programme. Do not have baths in scalding hot water. If intercourse is very frequent, a reduction in the frequency of ejaculation is very advisable.

Absence of Testicles

There is no treatment for men who do not have testicles or whose vas deferens is absent from both testicles. The tying off of varicoceles by high ligation and the surgical removal of hydroceles can bring about dramatic improvement in spermatogenesis, but there is no guarantee that these operations will be successful. If the testicles tend to lie in the groin region, the operation of orchidopexy that keeps them in the cooler environment of the scrotum can also be beneficial.

Retrograde Ejaculation

Intercourse on a full bladder can solve the problem of retrograde ejaculation. This will force the sperm to move in the right direction. The alternative is to remove the sperm from the urine that is passed immediately after ejaculation, and then by artificial insemination introduce the sperm into the cervix.

Obstruction in Sperm Flow

If tests have shown that there is an obstruction to the outflow of sperm from the epididymis of the testicles, the operation of epididymovasostomy can be performed. This procedure removes the blocked portion of tube and rejoins the open healthy tubes to each other. Unfortunately the success rate of this form of microsurgery is poor.

Bacterial Infection

Any infection indicated by a high white cell count in the semen may be due to a chronic infection of the prostate gland. Treatment with a long course of antibiotics can be very beneficial.

Antibodies

When there is severe agglutination of sperm in the semen sample due to antibodies in the sperm, the prognosis is not good. Theoretically, it is possible to remove antibodies from the sperm to prevent them from sticking together. Some doctors prescribe special steroid therapy to reduce the sperm antibodies, but there are potential risks to this form of treatment.

Hormone Disorders

Save in the case of a hormone deficit, hormone therapy in the male generally has disappointing results. Treatment with clomiphene, Pergonal, H.C.G. and testosterone are associated with a limited success rate. A weak male hormone, mesterolone is frequently prescribed to men with oligospermia, but here too the results are poor.

Sperm Dilution

If split ejaculate semen analysis shows that there is a considerable increase in the sperm count in the first part of the ejaculate, then the technique of split ejaculate intercourse carried out only at the time of ovulation can be helpful. In split ejaculate intercourse, your husband will have to withdraw after the first part of the ejaculation has occurred. This will ensure that a higher than usual sperm population is deposited in the vagina. This is not the most comfortable and satisfying way of having intercourse, but to do it this way just once a month is surely not too much to ask if you want a child. The alternative is to use the first part of the ejaculate for artificial insemination.



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Naina
Naina.8 years ago
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ClinicBy.8 years ago
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RAVI KUMAR
RAVI KUMAR.10 years ago
DEAR SIR IM RAVI 38 YERS IM MARRIED LAST 1 YEARS I CHCEK MY SEMAN ANALYSIS RESULT WAS NILL I HV POLIO IN MY LEFT LEG PLAES TELL ME ANY TREATMENT WHICH IS SUCCES
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rav kumar
rav kumar.10 years ago
nill sperms in seman
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Anu Verma.11 years ago
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Soma
Soma.11 years ago
I am married for the last 1 year.My second time repeat semen analysis results are ;Azoospermia(Spermatozoa not present), pH -7.5, fructose present, liquifaction time - 20 min.
FSH range 24.92 mIU/ml

consultant urologist has mentioned primary testicular failure.Is there any chances of becoming a biological father.What advanced treatments can be done ?plz suggest,
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Guru
Guru.13 years ago
We married in Feb 13 2010, we are trying to have baby but not yet suceeded, my age is 29yrs & my wife is 24yrs. We consulted doctor & under went test we found that i have a severe "oligizoospermia" which has less sperm count. Doctor told to have ayurvedic tablet "Ayur Siddamakaradwaja tablets" i am having from past 5 months & i have stopped know. i came to know about "SPEMAN" tablets in internet i am using that tablets know. DO i have any problems please suggest
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brijesh
brijesh.13 years ago
is 4.1 million sperm to make concive
 
 
 
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