What methods are used to treat asthenospermia? What are the contraindications during treatment?

A man goes to the hospital for a checkup and is suddenly told that he has asthenospermia. I'm afraid no man can bear it! After all, asthenospermia is one of the biggest factors affecting fertility. It can almost be determined that a man will not be able to have children. However, modern medicine is very advanced. Can asthenospermia be cured?

Can weak sperm be treated?

The treatment of asthenospermia requires persistence. Only continuous treatment can be effective. It often takes about 75 days for sperm to mature from spermatocytes, so the treatment of asthenospermia cannot be effective immediately. In addition, due to differences in examinations, the effect of treatment cannot be determined from a single examination, and it often takes some time. Therefore, it is recommended that patients choose the kidney-tonifying and sperm-consolidating prescription for treatment, and must insist on continuous treatment. Only in this way can the ideal treatment effect be achieved.

Note the taboos:

Regarding some taboos related to the treatment of asthenospermia, such as smoking, drinking, staying up late, taking hot baths and other bad habits, patients must follow the doctor's instructions and strictly follow the doctor's instructions to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment as much as possible. Can asthenospermia be treated? It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment. I wish you good health!

Kidney-tonifying and sperm-solidifying prescription

The prescription for tonifying the kidney and consolidating the essence is reasonable in its use of medicine and exquisite in its composition. It has the effects of warming the kidney and replenishing the essence, activating blood circulation and promoting qi, and unblocking the sperm channel. By supporting the body's positive energy and guiding the return of qi and blood, it can not only promote the production of sperm in the testicles, but also dredge the vas deferens, cure oligospermia and azoospermia, and thus restore the patient's reproductive function.