INFERTILITY IN MALE AND HOMEOPATHY TREATMENT BY DR HARSHAD RAVAL M.D. (HOM.)

Oligospermia and Oligospermaesthenia are two conditions where allopathic system has no effective treatment. So my team stressed on looking into alternative systems. After working through various modalities, Specialist Doctor at Amish Hospital came out with the best solution. Let us see important points about it.
Before starting this treatment semen test is very essential at your nearest pathology lab and must stop any hormonal treatment at least one month prior to start our treatment. Medicine increases Sperm Count, Sperm Motility, Semen Quantity and corrects Sperm Abnormalities.

Advantage of treatment

The treatment is completely free of any side effects.
Medicine is effective in 95% in sperm abnormalities i.e. Low Sperm count, Low Motility, Low Semen Quantity and Abnormal Sperm Cell Morphology.
It is the fastest among all treatment. It raises sperm count fourfold with every month’s treatment till optimum count. So with low sperm count like 3 million per ml. to normal count of 40 million per ml. can be achieved within two months of treatment.
The lowest count which can be helped is 1 lac per ml or 0.1 million per ml. Below, this the result may be variable.
It does not support azoospermia or zero count at all.
It improves not only sperm count but also it’s quality. It raises low sperm motility to high sperm motility. It also improves grades of sperm motility simultaneously.
The success rate of system is very high. In about 3000 patients, it succeeded in 95% of the patients.
The Medicine provide by us are free from hormone.
The duration of the treatment is very short. It clears the case in one month to four months.
It has no restrictions during the treatment. No food restrictions. The only restriction is to avoid taking male hormones, as male hormone testosterone can block the good affect of this treatment. So, the patient should avoid taking any male hormones at least from one month prior to taking this treatment.
The greatest advantage is that even after stopping the treatment the higher count remains longer, where as in male hormones, it falls as soon as the treatment is stopped.
It is quite comfortable to take it, as it has sweet pills and drops only, to take with few doses per day.
So, this treatment being simpler avoids complicated procedures in case of male infertility.

Common Cause of Oligospermia:

* Stress :- reduces sperm count
* Tobacco:- Nicotine damages sperms
* Lead :- Workers in printing press have low sperm count
* Hot climates
* Varicocele
* Avoidance of saunas, hot baths, the wearing of tight underwear, and other situations in which scrotal temperature may be raised
* Alcohol:- Alcohol damages sperms

Recent survey has shown trend in decline sperm count in recent times. There may be many causative factors.

Abnormalities in sperm:

Teratozoospermia

This is reduced levels of normally shaped sperm less than 15% sperm of normal morphology.

* mild teratozoospermia - 10-15% of sperm of normal morphology - probably of limited clinical significance
* severe teratozoospermia - less than 5% of sperm of normal morphology

Sperm Volume
A very low volume i.e. less than 0.5 ml may indicate a problem in producing the specimen (including missing the container), a dysfunction with the accessory glands or retrograde ejaculation. High semen volume but low sperm numbers no need of semen concentration our medicine will take care of this problem.

Abnormal pH
An abnormally low pH i.e. less than 7.0 may indicate retrograde ejaculation when combined with a very low ejaculate volume. A pH of below 7.0, normal volume and azoospermia may indicate an obstruction of the ejaculatory ducts or congenital bilateral absence of the vas in this case result is poor.
An abnormally high pH i.e. greater than 8.5 may indicate an infection or dysfunction of one of the accessory glands result is good.

Abnormal Sperm Density
A sperm count below 20 x 10^6 / ml should be considered clinically relevant, a count nearby 5 x 10^6 / ml count will increase with treatment.
Reduced sperm count is generally idiopathic. However it may be due to defective spermatogenesis or an incomplete obstruction.

Abnormal Sperm Motility
If less than 50% of the sperm are moving progressively (asthenozoospermia) a problem with motility or an increased level of sperm degradation may be indicated.
Decreased motility may be secondary to sperm dysfunction, prolonged periods of sexual abstinence, partial blockage or infection.
If greater than 50% of sperm are immotile then the analysis will determine whether the sperm are immotile or dead. This will determine whether the sperm immotility is due to cell death or a motility defect.
Increased cell death may be treatable if the cause is identifiable e.g. partial blockage, increased abstinence periods, infection. Immotile sperm can be used for assisted conception purposes as long as they are alive.
All above condition our medicine works and results are excellent.

Abnormal Sperm Morphology
A human sperm show large variation in morphology, study on sperm obtained from post-coital cervical mucus have helped to define the morphology of an ideal spermatozoon.
Morphological study comprise of many factors like spermatogenesis, sperm transport, sperm maturation and ageing, time in seminal plasma, smearing technique, fixation, staining, mounting and the quality of microscope used.
Kruger Sperm Morphology :

Sperm Surface Antisperm Antibodies
The presence of both IgG and IgA antisperm antibodies are measured on the sperm surface. The results are given in terms of the number of motile sperm affected by antisperm antibodies surface antibodies may affect both movement of the sperm and the ability of the sperm to bind to the oocyte results are clinically significant and positive if more than 50% of sperm are affected by either class of antibody. IgA antibodies are considered of greater clinical significance than IgG. Antisperm antibodies often are, but not always, associated with testicular surgery or trauma.

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