Causes of low sperm count
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- Hormones that influence in sperm production
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- Causes of low sperm count
- Overheating of testicles, varicocele, etc can cause low sperm count
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Causes of low sperm count
Low sperm count, reduced sperm motility and malformed sperms are main causes for male infertility. There are various biological and environmental factors which affect sperm count, motility and morphology. Many of these factors have been mentioned in ayurvedic texts. The causes of low sperm count are briefly explained below.
Age :
Innumerable researches have been conducted to determine the effect
of ageing process on
male fertility. A decrease in
male fertility
has been noted as age progresses. Maintenance of good health by
following healthy lifestyle and diet retards ageing process. The
rate of fertilization starts falling down for men who are above 40.
Hence “ Vajikarana Therapy” is recommended in ayurveda for men who are above 20 and below 70 to maintain optimum sexual activity and number of healthy sperms. Vajikarana Therapy recommends herbal preparations which are aphrodisiac in nature. Vajikarana therapy increases sperm count, sperm motility and quantity of semen. This therapy is helpful in erectile dysfunction.
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Overheating of testicles:
Overheating of testicles due to high fever, hot water bath, saunas,
tight pants or under garments can cause
low sperm count. The Testes
(two egg-shaped structures) remain in the Scrotum, outside the body,
where the temperature is about 3 degrees C, cooler than the body
internal temperature (27 degrees C. Sperm development in the Testes
Requires the Lower Temperature.). Hence any factor which increases
the temperature of testicles causes low sperm count.
According to Sushrutacharya Testicles are made of Kapha and Medha
(fat). Increased heat imbalances kapha and medha , thus affecting
sperm production.
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