Trying to conceive without success? Low sperm count and poor motility are common, treatable causes of male infertility. Get individualised homeopathic support from Dr. Gautam Jain.
Overview
A low sperm count (oligospermia) means fewer sperm than normal in the semen – generally below 15 million per millilitre according to WHO reference values. Poor sperm movement (motility) or shape (morphology) can also reduce the chance of pregnancy.
Male factors contribute to roughly half of infertility cases, so a semen analysis is an important early test for couples trying to conceive.
Low sperm count is fewer than about 15 million sperm per ml of semen. Lifestyle changes plus individualised homeopathic treatment can support sperm health; a semen analysis is needed to assess progress.
Signs & causes
Our approach
Treatment is chosen according to your reports, constitution and lifestyle. Because new sperm take around 70–90 days to form, Dr. Jain usually reviews progress with a repeat semen analysis after about three months.
You will also get practical advice on diet, antioxidants-rich foods, weight, heat exposure and habits that affect sperm quality.
Process
One-to-one with Dr. Jain – at the clinic or on a video/phone call.
Physical, emotional and lifestyle factors are assessed together.
Individualised homeopathic medicines with diet & lifestyle advice.
Regular reviews to track progress and adjust treatment.
Consultations are private and judgement-free. Consult privately online from anywhere in India, or visit our clinic in Agra.
FAQs
Medical note: Results of homeopathic treatment vary from person to person. This page is for information only and is not a substitute for a personal medical consultation. In an emergency, visit the nearest hospital.
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Navkaar Homoeopathy is an ISO 9001:2015 certified clinic in Agra led by Dr. Gautam Jain (B.H.M.S. Gwalior, C.G.O. Pune) – trusted for classical homeopathy, sexual health and chronic disease care since 2017.