Male Infertility is the most common cause of a failed pregnancy. It can make a female infertile, although if a female posses sufficient number of eggs for the fertilization. Male Infertility is due to various cause and reasons, but the most important cause is the presence of Azoospermia and Oligospermia.
Azoospermia is Pre Testicular and Testicular and Testicular Failure. These three are the most common forms of Azoospermia found in males.
In the Pre Testicular Azoospermia, there is inadequate stimulation of the testicle and genital tract. In Testicular, there is abnormal testis, atrophic or abnormal.
In Testicular failure, there are abnormal genetic conditions which can lead to azoospermia. Mast cell which releases inflammatory chemicals is responsible for the testicular failure.
Ejaculatory disorders also lead to male infertility. In this condition, the sperms are produced but do not expel out.
Impotency is another main reason for Male Infertility. It is the inability to perform the proper sexual act. It leaves the female partner unsatisfied. Impotence may be partial or total, temporary or permanent. It can be classified into two categories. Organic or Functional cause. Organic causes are lesions of the external genitals such as diabetes, diminished activity of the gonads, thyroid gland, or the pituitary gland dysfunction. Among the psychological condition which causes impotence is fear and weakness of the sexual desire. It has been found that about seventy per cent of males complain of incapacity to perform the sexual act.
Additional medical evaluation can help determine whether infertility is related to sperm production, hormonal factors, reproductive tract conditions, ejaculation problems, or other underlying causes. Identifying the specific cause is important before selecting any treatment approach.
AYURVEDIC TREATMENT OF MALE INFERTILITY
Ashwagandha is the drug of choice for male infertility. The fresh root of this wild plant smells like the urine of the horse. When it is dried, the smell disappears and the drug can be taken out without any difficulty. The powder of the dried root of the plant should be taken in doses of one teaspoonful each, twice daily with milk.
Kapi Kacchu is another very useful remedy for infertility in male. The seeds of this plant is roasted and administered in a powder form.
Makardhwaja -Most celebrated remedy for male sterility in Ayurveda is MAKARADHWAJA. It should be given in a dose of 150 mg to the patient on an empty stomach, with half teaspoonful of butter and a half teaspoonful of sugar. This drug has a miraculous effect on male infertility.
In addition to the entire Ayurvedic drug prescribed above, certain diet and other regimes should also be followed to cure impotency.
Important: Ayurvedic medicines and specific dosages should be taken only under the supervision of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner or healthcare professional, particularly when fertility or other medical conditions are involved.
Diet and Other Regime for Male Infertility
Diet and Other Regime – The patient should be advised to remain away from the sour and pungent substances as they have a detrimental effect on the production of sperms. Milk, ghee, butter, and sweet substances are good for this condition. A high protein diet, particularly fish, white meat and eggs is recommended. A man under treatment for infertility should avoid over indulgence in sex.
A balanced and nutritious diet, healthy lifestyle, adequate rest, and appropriate medical guidance can provide important support for overall reproductive health.
OLIGOSPERMIA
Oligopsermia is the presence of low sperm count in male. Treatment of Oligospermia is similar to the treatment of Azoospermia.
The underlying cause of low sperm count can vary between individuals. Therefore, proper evaluation through semen analysis and other relevant medical tests can help determine the most appropriate treatment and supportive measures.
Medical Astrology and Infertility Treatment
Medical Astrology and Infertility Treatment
Astrokapoor works extensively following Ayurveda and Gems therapy to cure infertility. We have Mr Vipin Kapoor and Medical Astrologer Prashant Kapoor having an experience of more than 45 years in the treatment of Infertility.
Medical Astrology and Ayurveda may be considered as supportive approaches alongside appropriate medical fertility care. A personalized assessment can help understand the individual concerns and guide the selection of suitable supportive remedies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Azoospermia in males?
Azoospermia is a condition in which sperm are not detected in the semen. It may be associated with problems before the testicles, within the testicles, or with sperm transport and ejaculation. Proper medical testing is required to identify the underlying cause.
What is Oligospermia?
Oligospermia refers to a low sperm concentration in semen. Several factors can contribute to low sperm count, including hormonal problems, certain medical conditions, lifestyle factors, medications, and reproductive health issues.
Can Ayurvedic treatment help with male infertility?
Ayurveda is traditionally used as a supportive approach for male fertility concerns. However, treatment should be personalized according to the underlying cause and undertaken under the guidance of a qualified practitioner. Medical evaluation should not be replaced by Ayurvedic or astrological remedies.
What are some common causes of male infertility?
Male infertility may be associated with Azoospermia, Oligospermia, hormonal imbalance, testicular conditions, ejaculatory disorders, genetic factors, certain medications, lifestyle factors, and other reproductive health problems.
Can diet and lifestyle affect male fertility?
Yes. Overall health and lifestyle can influence reproductive health and sperm quality. A balanced diet, healthy body weight, adequate sleep, regular physical activity, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol, and seeking appropriate medical advice can support fertility.
