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I have been married a year ago and we are planning for pregnancy for the past one year and we ended with negative results.
We took blood test for me and vaginal as well as abdominal scan and we found that everything is normal.
And when we took Semen test for my husband it seems that his sperm count is less which means less than 2M per ml.
Could you please suggest us with some medicine or diet plan which we could change so that we can get rid of this issue.?
My husband has not undergone any abdominal surgery.
He travels 60km per day, may I know is this the reason for low sperm count?
Answers (3)
Take count plus Granules one tsp along with luke warm milk at bed time.
Pushpadanva Rasa Tablet, one tablet twice daily after food along with honey.
Addyzoa Capsule, 1 cap, twice daily, after food.
Health Tips
Diet and lifestyle advice to improve sperm production:
Quit alcohol and smoking
Quit coffee or tea. Or at least limit it to just one cup per day.
Do Exercise regularly
Eat more diary products, pomegranate, black gram (dosa, vada etc), Egg, Dates, Almond, Dry grapes, Drum stick , garlic, tenter coconut water, sugar cane juice etc in your diet.
If you are okay with milk, put two saffron strands into half a cup of milk and drink it in evening.
Consult me online through this platform for further guidance and treatment.
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Hello Ma'am,no need to worry, traveling is not harmful,Give him Charak's Tab Adizoa 2 bid,Kesari jivan 2 tsf at morning with milk,All the best God bless you
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Avoid sour curd Kadi spicy food cold drinks alcohol eggs nonveg smoking tobaco, laptop on laps etc if so
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