Male infertility is a growing problem. There are many enviromental pressures that are lowering the general fertility of the male population. If a couple are struggling to conceive there can be a wide range of problems responsible but it is quite common that a low sperm count is a contributing factor.
When a sperm count is done both the motility and morphology of the sperm is taken into account but a figure of 20million healthy sperm plus is considered a fertile sample. However, very often it can be in the low teens which doesn't make conception impossible but difficult.
There are a number of things that can be done including diet, lifestyle and supplements that will be advised.
There are also a number of herbs that have a proven result of raising sperm counts by 2 to 6 times over a period of three months which can obviously change the odds dramatically.
A consultation will address all these factors in full confidentiallity.