Ayurvedic Treatment to Boost Male Infertility

When it comes to problems with fertility, women are often the ones who get the most attention. This is mainly because they feel pressured to have children. But one-third of all fertility problems between a man and a woman are caused by the man. In the last 50 to 60 years, the number of sperm in men has dropped by about 50%, making male infertility a much bigger problem. Don’t be alarmed if your partner investigates alternative treatments for male infertility. With the help of Ayurvedic Sexologist in Faridabad, they can be helped and helped along.

Ayurveda is a complete and scientific system of medicine. Male infertility can have physical causes, like a low sperm count or poor motility, and psychological reasons, like stress.

What may be the reasons for not having children

• Spermatogenesis that doesn’t work right: Spermatogenesis is the process of making sperm. In addition to a healthy hormonal balance, this needs a temperature of 1-2 degrees lower than the average body temperature. This is the main reason the scrotum is placed “outside” the body.
• Congenital: Spermatogenesis is slowed down by congenital disabilities like undescended testes.
• Autosomal (chromosomal) diseases, such as Kartagener Syndrome, in which the cilia and sperm lose their ability to move.
• Hypospadias is a congenital disability in which the opening of the penis is on the bottom instead of the tip. This makes it hard for sperm to get to the top of the vagina.
• The temperature of the scrotum can affect spermatogenesis. For example, a varicocele can cause the temperature of the scrotum to rise.
• Damage to sperm quality can be caused by systemic illnesses that persist for an extended period. 
• Other factors include general diseases that make people weak, malnutrition, obesity, smoking, excessive alcohol and drug use, endocrine factors, physical obstruction in the efferent ducts, immunological factors, and iatrogenic factors like radiation and antidepressants.

How can you tell if a man can’t have children?

Proper investigations need to be done to find and fix any problems, improve the couple’s fertility, and give them peace of mind and an explanation.

To ensure the sperm are healthy, routine tests must be done at Gautam Clinic, such as checking the sugar level in the blood and urine after a meal.

The most important test to rule out male infertility is a test of the sperm. Here, you can find out how many sperms there are, how they move, how they look, how thick they are, and if they will live.

When the Sexologist in Faridabad says so, an in-depth analysis of fructose content, hormones, and microscopic studies may also be done.

Ayurvedic Home Remedies for Fertility Problems in Men

Ashwagandha for Male Infertility

In Ayurveda, ashwagandha is called a Rasayana, a “rejuvenating herb.” It is well known to improve both physical and mental health. It has been used for hundreds of years as a natural Ayurvedic treatment for male infertility and related problems. The herb’s properties as an aphrodisiac, an adaptogen, an immunomodulator, and an anti-inflammatory help relieve stress, anxiety, insomnia, exhaustion, general weakness, and fatigue. It’s a great way to deal with stress because it gives you a healthy sexual drive.

Shilajeet for Male Infertility

Shilajeet is a sticky substance that is great for healing and rejuvenating. It is mainly found in the rocks of the Himalayas. It takes hundreds of years to form because plants break down slowly. It helps eliminate toxins in the body’s channels and feeds the dhatus (body tissues). It gives you more strength and stamina by making you make more reproductive fluids. It also strengthens your nervous system and makes you healthier overall.

Safed Musli for Male Infertility

Safed Musli, or asparagus, has had a long history of use in Ayurvedic medicine to treat male infertility and enhance the health of both men and women. The dried roots of this plant are used in this context. It helps make more and better sperm because it is spermatogenic, relieves stress, and fights free radicals. It also raises testosterone levels, improving blood flow to the genitals.

Gokshura for Male Infertility

In Male Infertility Treatment in Faridabad, gokshura, also called gokharu, is used as a tonic to fight fatigue and lethargy, as an aphrodisiac, and as a pain reliever other things. Gokshura has active phytochemicals that raise the level of testosterone and improve the quality and number of sperm. This could help men who are having trouble getting pregnant. Along with other powerful herbs like Ashwagandha, it is even recommended for bodybuilding to help athletes do better.

Black Gram (Chana)

Cook one tablespoon of black gram (chana) in 2 cups until the milk is absorbed and the mixture is smooth. Add a pinch of sugar. Eat this in the morning. This is written in Ayurvedic texts to increase the amount and quality of sperm.

Ayurveda is used to treat infertility

In Ayurveda, infertility is called Vandhyatwa, which means that a couple of mature age who have normal coitus during the right time of the ritu-chakra (menstrual cycle) and regularly for more than a year has not been able to get pregnant.

Ayurvedic Sexologist in Faridabad – Dr. Inderjeet Singh Gautam said all of these things were caused by flaws in the bijamsha (spermatozoa and ova). The mental state (manas and hridaya) must be unambiguous and normal, the nervous system (Vayu) must be working correctly, and the yoni must accept the Shukra (semen), which means that the semen must be deposited high in the yoni, that the food and digestion must be correct, that the couple must live in a good way, that their thoughts must be stable, and that they must be strong and healthy.