The handwriting reads Clofert and Fertyl Max, both brand names for clomiphene, a medicine sometimes used off-label to help improve sperm count and morphology in men. Your doctor has also written to repeat your semen analysis in a few months to check progress. A morphology of 0 percent along with a count of 16M does point to significant male-factor infertility, which this treatment is a reasonable first step to address.
Next Steps
Keep taking it exactly as your doctor wrote it and get the repeat semen analysis done on schedule, so your doctor can see whether the numbers are improving. Cutting down heat exposure, smoking and alcohol in the meantime helps sperm quality too.
Health Tips
Please consult your urologist or fertility specialist to confirm how long you should stay on this, since it needs periodic monitoring while you're on it.