Showing posts with label oligospermia. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 17 June 2020

signs of low sperm count in cases of male infertility

Posted by Dr.Samit Sekhar on 00:25
What are signs of low sperm count?

There is no reason for a man not to lead a normal life despite having a low sperm count. However, the decrease in total sperm count can affect ones reproductive life severely as the concerned patient is unable to become a father with not enough sperms being able to enter his partner’s body to promote fertilization.

While there is no obvious symptoms associated with the condition, a patient with abnormal chromosomes or hormonal imbalance along with varicocele may complain of the following:-

1) Low sex drive
2) Difficulty in obtaining and maintaining erection
3) Pain or swelling in the scrotum
4) Lack of facial hair and other physical features associated with males
5) Presence of antibodies that attack and kill sperms
6) Infections
7) Undescended testes

Learn more about how this condition can affect your chances of becoming a father by visiting https://kicbengaluru.com/male-infertility/.

You may also consult a fertility expert at KIC, Bengaluru and get proper treatment.

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Dr. Samit Sekhar.
Owner and Director. 
M.B.B.S.
Master’s in Andrology and Men’s Health(Australia) 
Kiran  Group.
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Thursday, 5 December 2019

LOW SPERM COUNT IN MEN

Posted by Dr Samit Sekhar on 02:16

LOW SPERM COUNT IN MEN


Facts about Low Sperm Count In Men

It is natural for men to be scared about their virility when they learn that they have a low sperm count or oligospermia. Doctors at KIC, Bangalore will explain the facts and keep you informed about the actual number of sperms found in the semen. You would be surprised to learn that:-

1) Having less than 15 million sperms in the semen is considered to be low
2) Men having no sperms in their semen are diagnosed with azoospermia
3) It is not impossible to father a child with low count though but the chances of a successful pregnancy get reduced drastically.
4) A low count may also be associated with low sexual drive, erectile dysfunction at times.

Consult the experts and read the facts at https://www.kiranivfgenetic.com in order to find the best possible solution.

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