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Male Factor Infertility

Male Factor Infertility can result from abnormalities in sperm production including low sperm count, low motility, poor morphology, anti-sperm antibodies, and hyper-coagulation / viscosity of the seminal fluid. Chinese medicine has been very effective at helping to resolve all of these male issues.

Many studies have been done in China and in the U.S. that show Chinese Medicine and acupuncture improve the sperm count, morphology, motility and help the anti-sperm antibodies too. See the Medical Research for male Factor infertility.

Chinese medicine treatments include acupuncture, herbs, anti-oxidants and acupressure, which improve the male’s reproductive capacity.

Male Factor Infertility Articles

General Articles

• Male Factor Infertility

  In the United States, it is estimated that approximately 15% of the population falls into the category of being unable to conceive. In 40% of these cases, sperm abnormalities are either a factor or the factor...

Medical Research Articles

• Study: Acupuncture May Improve Fertility in Men

  In many cultures, women are unfairly blamed for the inability of a sexually active couple to conceive. In reality, men suffer from infertility issues just as frequently as women. According to statistics from the National Infertility Association (an organization also known as RESOLVE),
   

• Acupuncture May Improve Sperm Quality

  Acupuncture may help some men overcome infertility problems by improving the quality of their sperm, according to a new study...
   

• Effect of acupuncture on sperm parameters of males suffering from subfertility related to low sperm quality.

  The aim of this prospective controlled study was to assess the effect of acupuncture on the sperm quality of males suffering from subfertility related to sperm impairment. Semen samples of 16 acupuncture-treated subfertile patients were analyzed before and 1 month after treatment (twice a...
   

• Effects of guizhi-fuling-wan on male infertility with varicocele.

  Thirty-seven infertile patients with varicocele were treated with Guizhi-Fuling-Wan (7.5 g/day) for at least 3 months. Before and after the administration, semen qualities such as sperm concentration and motility were examined, and the varicocele was graded. A varicocele disappearance rate of...
   

• Eighty-seven cases of male infertility treated by bushen shengjing pill in clinical observation and evaluation on its curative effect

  Eighty-seven cases of male infertility with semen abnormality were treated and observed by Bushen Shengjing Pill, its curative effect was evaluated with quantitative assessment and analytical comparison comprehensive scoring of semen routine analysis. These patients were treated for one...
   

• An experimental study on inhibitory effect of Chinese medicine tai-bao on antisperm antibody

  OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether Chinese medicine Tai-bao could inhibit antisperm antibody in experimental mice. METHODS: The experimental immunoinfertility mice were due to antisperm antibody induced by injection of human sperm membrane antigens. The experimental immuno-

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