How to treat oligospermia, asthenozoospermia and leukospermia?

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I can understand your concern.

I checked your report (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). You have oligozoospermia and asthenozoospermia. There are multiple causes for these issues. Oligozoospermia is the sperm count of less than 15 million/mL. It could be due to decreased production or obstruction or block in the passage. The common causes are varicocele, which occurs due to the swelling of veins in the testicle and scrotum, which could be diagnosed through ultrasound scrota, infections such as sexually transmitted diseases, or non-sexually transmitted diseases causing epididymitis and orchitis. It can be diagnosed by an ultrasound of the scrotum, urine, and CBC (complete blood count) test.

Ejaculation problems, namely retrograde ejaculation, lack of ejaculation due to diabetes, spinal injuries, surgery of the bladder, prostate or urethra, anti-sperm antibodies, benign or malignant growth blocking the release of sperm, undescended testicles which are diagnosed through ultrasound scrotum, hormone imbalances, exposure to heavy metals or drugs, overheating of scrotum, alcohol and smoking, and food habits like increased soy food and junk food can also cause it. For a temporary solution, I suggest you take the tablet Carni-Q (Levocarnitine, coenzyme, zinc, lycopene, and astaxanthin) twice daily after eating. I cannot see white blood cells evidently in your semen report. So, kindly share your full report.

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Hi,

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Yes, it can happen in infection, too. So once your infection settles down, you can expect an increase. Some common nonspecific ways of treatment are taking healthy food such as highly colored fruits and vegetables, eggs, dark chocolate, and walnuts, environment, and work causing increased temperature in the scrotum for example, long drives, using a laptop on lap, wearing a tight dress, alcohol, and smoking, good sleep, regular exercise and avoiding the intake of packed or frozen food.

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Thank you.