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Low sperm count male infertility
Dear Doctor,
I'm 35 year old and eager to father a child. 3 years ago i have been detected with diabetes. Currently its in control (HBA1C 6.2). But it affected my sperm count. In Aug'17 my sperm count was 10 million per ml. I have quit smoking and drinking in Aug'17 with the help of neurologist. I was prescribed anti depressant and relaxing drugs. But my count has continue to diminish and recently i have been informed that my count is less than 1 million. Can i take HCG injections
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Take ayurvedic medicine..
To get rid of this problem permanently..
To increase sperm count and motality..
To be sexually fit completely..
To be a father soon
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Dr. Ishwar Yamgar
Infertility Specialist
6 yrs exp
Kolhapur
Dear practo user thank u for raising ur question as per ur description according to ayurveda we can consider ur case under shand yes it is curable with ayurvedic medicine we can increase ur sperm count and motility without any side effect u can whats app me Nine Five Nine Five Seven Three Zero Triple Five
For better results just follow the below instructions
1) Reduce ur weight if u r obese
2) Do regular exercise
3) If there is any stress u can do yoga or meditation
4) Stop addictions if any
5) Eat healthy diet
By proper treatment we can get best and permanant results for ur problem
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