MALE INFERTILITY and Ayurvedic Treatment
That man never really dies who has perpetuated himself. (Caraka)
Sex was considered as an integral part of life, as is evident from the concept
of Trayo upasthambha, which states that body is supported by three main
pillars - a balanced diet, proper sleep and a healthy sex life.
The ability to reproduce is called Fertility.
The absolute inability to fertilize is called Sterility.
The average sperm count had fallen from 113 million / ml. in 1940 to 66
million/ml in 1992.
Approximately 30% of all couples evaluated for infertility, significant pathology
is found in the male alone.
The most common form or male infertility encountered is Idiopathic Infertility
associated with Oligo astheno terastospermia.
Types
Oligospermia
Asthenospermia
Teratospermia
Azoospermia
Aspermia
Treatment
Ayurvedic herbal medicine
Vajikaran dravya
Panachakarma Virechan, basti, snehan-swedan, shirodhara
Keywords
man
body
basti
Types
snehan
Caraka
swedan
pillars
concept
couples
Aspermia
shirodhara
three main
common form
113 million
Azoospermia
proper sleep
Oligospermia
balanced diet
Teratospermia
integral part
Asthenospermia
MALE INFERTILITY
Vajikaran dravya
healthy sex life
Trayo upasthambha
absolute inability
Ayurvedic Treatment
average sperm count
Panachakarma Virechan
significant pathology
Idiopathic Infertility
Ayurvedic herbal medicine
Oligo astheno terastospermia
