LOW SPERM COUNT
PROCEDURES AND EFFECTIVENESS
Sperm quality isn’t something you should consider all the time. The quantity and calibre of swimmers you have, however, can be your top concerns if you and your spouse decide to have or grow a family.
Even though fertilization of an egg only requires one sperm, the process of getting there can be difficult. Your odds increase with the number of sperm you have.
Let’s examine the possible causes of your low sperm count, how to get a definitive answer, and the treatments that can help enhance your reserves or improve your chances of becoming pregnant.
Causes of low sperm count
One of the main causes of male infertility is low sperm count, or oligospermia. Although the average sperm count is approximately 75 million per millilitre (mL) of semen, a sperm count is deemed poor if it falls below 15 million sperm per mL of semen.
Obesity or being overweight, having had surgery or injuries near the testicles, and using specific drugs are risk factors. Having other medical conditions or exposing your testicles to excessive heat are two more things that could put you at risk.
Beyond that, low sperm quality can have a variety of causes, which fall into three major categories: lifestyle, environmental, and medical.
Signs of low sperm count
It’s possible that until you try to conceive, you won’t notice any indications or symptoms of poor sperm quality. Indeed, the primary sign of oligospermia is infertility.
It may be possible for you to have symptoms associated with an underlying illness, such as a chromosomal anomaly, testicular problem, hormone imbalance, or obstruction, in addition to low sperm count symptoms. Among these symptoms could be:
- low sex drive
- erectile dysfunction
- swelling or pain in or around the testicles
- less facial or body hair
You might want to visit your doctor if you haven’t gotten your spouse pregnant while engaging in frequent unprotected intercourse for the past year.
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Risk factors?
Reduced sperm count and other conditions that can result in low sperm count are associated with certain risk factors. They include:
- Smoking tobacco
- Drinking alcohol
- Using certain illicit drugs
- Being overweight
- Being severely depressed or stressed
- Having certain past or present infections
- Being exposed to toxins
- Overheating the testicles
- Having experienced trauma to the testicles
- having a blood family, such your father or brother, who has a fertility issue, or being born with one
- having particular health issues, such as tumours and long-term diseases
- Undergoing cancer treatments, such as radiation
- Taking certain medications
- Having a prior vasectomy or major abdominal or pelvic surgery
- Having a history of undescended testicles
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