Patient's question:
Patient Gender: My husband is 29 years old with oligozoospermia and asthenozoospermia!He has undergone detailed Western medical examinations, and Western medicine recommended Chinese medicine treatment!!
He has been taking Chinese medicine for 6 months and has not seen significant improvement!
Sperm count: 28 million, A: 15%, B: 17%, normal: 88%, liquefaction: 50 minutes
During the 6 months, once the count reached 55 million, and another time A+B was greater than 50%
I really want to know if it's necessary to continue with Chinese medicine treatment and whether there will be improvement?
I am already 29 years old,
Doctor's answer:
From your test results, it appears you have low sperm count and weak sperm quality. Low sperm count and weak sperm quality make it difficult to conceive and require conditioning. Generally, supplementing with zinc and selenium can improve sperm quality and vitality. It is recommended to consume oysters, animal organs, and seafood if possible, while also using a supplement like Youzhiyuan, which is rich in protein zinc and protein selenium, for three months. This should help improve low sperm count and weak sperm quality. Also, pay more attention to regular exercise.1. Avoid overexertion: Maintain a moderate work pace, keep a relaxed mindset, and release stress in a timely manner to reduce the impact of negative emotions on your mood.
2. Avoid hot baths: Limit visits to saunas, as high temperatures can directly harm male sperm and inhibit sperm production.
3. Avoid smoking and alcohol: Smoking and drinking are the main factors contributing to a decline in sperm quantity and quality, so it is important to quit both.
4. Avoid obesity: Engage in outdoor exercise to prevent obesity. Excessive weight in men can raise the temperature in the groin area, damaging sperm development and leading to infertility.