Gynecology and Obstetrics
Question #21538
11 days ago
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Semen analaysis - #21538

Jayapriya

Morophology0 motility 0 cure panna help pannunga natural conceive aga mudiyuma husband age 40 than life stayle change pannalama pls doctor sollunga 2 time conceive but heard beat ilkanu sollitanga

Age: 25
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Morphology and motility both at zero... whew, that's pretty serious stuff your dealing with. I totally get why you're worried about conceiving. Your husband's age at 40 — still got time, no worries! We should definitely focus on lifestyle changes to help with fertility. But first, no beating around the bush, with such low numbers, you're gonna want to consult a fertility specialist. Doctor's insights here are crucial, they need to check things like hormones levels, any blockages, infections and so on. Meanwhile, in the Ayurveda world, the approach is multifaceted. So, we want to look at diet, exercise and stress, which all play substantial role on enhancing sperm quality. Diet-wise, try incorporating foods rich in zinc, like pumpkin seeds and almonds, which are known to enhance sperm production and motility. Also, take a good look at saffron — it’s not just a fancy aroma; it can enhance sperm health significantly. Ghee, yeah — that golden butter, it's brilliant for ojas, which is like the essence of life. Excersise is your friend here. Encourage regular physical activity for your husband, but don’t overdo it — we're talking morning jogs or yoga, maybe 30 minutes of brisk walking. Staying active helps bolster blood circulation and, by extension, reproductive health, but too much can actually worsen sperm count. Balance is key here! Stress? Big no-no. Which is easier said than done, I know! But Ayurvedically, stress really messes up Vata dosha, throwing everything else off balance. Try some meditation, deep breathing or even joining a yoga class together. Why not—it helps! All of this said, Ayurveda takes time—it’s not a quick fix solution. So while your making these changes, don’t forget your regular check-ins with your healthcare provider. Keep a close eye, and fingers crossed for better results soon.

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