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Low Sperm Count
Understanding Low Sperm Count: Causes, Symptoms, and Care.
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Definition
Low sperm count means fewer sperm, lowering fertility. It’s a common cause of male infertility, diagnosed through fertility tests.
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Possible Reasons
Lifestyle, infections, hormones, genetics, or environment can lower sperm production or quality, affecting male fertility.
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Symptoms & Impact
Often symptomless but may include low libido, erectile issues, or swelling. Mainly causes fertility problems and emotional stress.
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Treatment Options
Treatment varies: medication, lifestyle changes, surgery, or assisted reproductive techniques like IUI and IVF improve sperm count.
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Emotional Challenges
Low sperm count can lead to anxiety, stress, and relationship strain. Counseling supports mental well-being alongside treatment.
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When to Seek Expert Help
Consult a specialist if conception takes over a year or if symptoms like pain, swelling, or erectile problems occur.
Causes
Understanding the Key Factors That Cause Low Sperm Count
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Lifestyle & Environment
Poor diet, smoking, alcohol, stress, and exposure to toxins can reduce sperm quality and count, impacting male fertility and overall reproductive health.
Early Detection
Recognizing Indicators of Low Sperm Count
Low sex drive
Erectile dysfunction
Lump/ swelling around the testicles
Key Treatment Steps for Low Sperm Count
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Identify causes through thorough testing and analysis.
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Semen analysis to evaluate sperm count, motility, and shape, identifying potential fertility issues.
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Hormonal tests to assess testosterone, FSH, and LH levels that regulate sperm production.
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Genetic screening to detect chromosomal abnormalities or Y-chromosome deletions affecting fertility.
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Physical exam to identify varicocele, blockages, or testicular abnormalities that impact sperm flow.
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