More often than not when couples seek help with fertility concerns, females bear most of the responsibility as well as the medical interventions involved.
It is important for both partners to be active in seeking treatment and care as the process can be stressful and difficult.
Male fertility concerns are ones that are not discussed as openly as female infertility concerns. But male fertility concerns comprise 8% (1) of all fertility concerns and is a major factor in some couples journey in achieving a family.
Male fertility includes concerns with sperm count, morphology, motility and fragmentation. It may also include sperm allergies and male tube blockages (arising from varicoceles and sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia or gonorrhea). The best treatment to try and improve overall sperm quality is to increase your intake of antioxidants. In addition Traditional Chinese Medicine can improve nutrient levels and help restore blood flow in the hopes of improving sperm quality and couonts.
Common concern we may help with include:
- Poor Sperm Quality
- Low Sperm Count
- Altered Sperm Morphology
Treatment plans consists of three months of supplement, diet and Chinese herbal medicine. Tests taken before and after the three month period will identify treatment efficacy. Treatment results will vary from individual to individual.
(1) WHO Technical Report Series. Recent Advances in Medically Assisted Conception Number 820, 1992, pp 1-111.
