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A closer look at male infertility
When it comes to fertility issues, a lot of the time, the focus is on the women. This is mainly because the pressure of conceiving is on them. However, one-third of all fertility issues amongst a couple are actually down to the guy. Over the past 50-60 years, the problem of male infertility has increased substantially with the men’s sperm count dropped by about 50%. (Source: NCBI)
Causes of male fertility
Certain factors might be at play when we talk about male infertility. Let’s look at them:
- Lifestyle factors
The usual culprits, smoking, drinking, recreational drugs etc. have shown to reduce sperm count and quality. So, if you are really trying to conceive, it is highly recommended to cut down or entirely quit those habits.
- Excessive exercise
Excessive exercise could lower your sperm count indirectly by lowering the amount of testosterone in your body.
- Weight factor
If you are really underweight or overweight, similar to women trying to conceive, any extreme weight is a bad idea and that too is related to the level of testosterone. So, being overweight or underweight will result in reduced testosterone and this will lead to poor sperm quality.
- Medical factor
You may have a genetically low sperm count and you can have certain auto-immune conditions which can produce antibodies which will attack your own sperm. Some of the medical conditions that affect sperm formation are diabetes and thyroid problems.
- Mental factor
Chronic stress can reduce sperm and semen quality, which could have implications for male fertility.
Other factors need to be taken into account as well. The testicles are outside of your body for a reason. That’s because sperm needs to be at a lower temperature than the rest of the body. So, very tight-fitting boxer shorts or laptops on your lap all day could be potentially harmful. It is really important to keep the temperature low down there.
Now let’s take a look at how to go about the male infertility treatment.
Benefits of homeopathic male infertility treatment
Homeopathy treats male infertility as an imbalance rather than a disease. It works by going for the root cause of any condition and stimulates the body’s ability to heal it. Homeopathy offers a safe and healthy way to tackle this problem. Genetic factors and various infections could be potential causes of male infertility as well.
Individualised homeopathic approach on male infertility is based on sperm count, hormonal values and general health. The homeopathic medicines are prescribed on the basis of the overall symptomatic situation.
At Batra's™, it is the job of a homeopath to analyse a patient’s medical, genetic and psychological history to make a correct diagnosis and prescribe him with personalised remedies to deal with his fertility issue. These remedies are made from naturally occurring substancesand present no side-effects whatsoever.
We have treated thousands of patients suffering from infertility and each one of them recommends a homeopathic approach over a conventional approach. Doctors all across the globe too are getting inclined towards homeopathy as their chosen method.
If you are or know someone who is having these issues, then do not hesitate. Visit a homeopathic clinic and find the best solution out there. Book an appointment now and see the positive change for yourself.
