- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
My husband has been diagnosed with a varicocele and his sperm count is low. We're trying to conceive but having trouble. The doctor mentioned surgery as an option but we're wondering if there are other treatments that don't involve surgery. Can you look at his test reports and suggest what we should do next?
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View allI'm 29 and I've been married for a year, but we still haven't had a child. I found out that my sperm count is low at 11 million. The doctor suggested taking Productive M tabs for three months, but I'm also thinking about not having sex for a while to see if that helps store up my sperm. How long do you think it might take for my sperm count to get back to a normal range? I really want to help my wife get pregnantany advice would be appreciated.
.you should abstain yourself from sexual intercourse for giving sample of semen.. Take the medicine for prescribed period... Productiv-M tablet is used to treat male infertility.It is an evidence based combination which has shown 53% success rate in male infertility
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I'm a bit concerned about a situation I've been experiencing. Whenever I imagine having sex, my sperm seems to come out without any physical stimulation like rubbing my penis. I'm not married yet, and I'm worried this might create problems for me when I do get married. Could this indicate that Im dealing with some kind of medical issue? What should I do about it?
It sounds like you may be experiencing **premature ejaculation** or **nocturnal emissions** (wet dreams), which are common in many men, especially when experiencing sexual thoughts or fantasies. This isn't typically a sign of any disease but could be related to heightened sexual arousal or stress. If you're concerned or if it affects your daily life, it might be helpful to consult a healthcare professional for further guidance.
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Im really struggling with trying to stop my masturbation habit. It feels like theres just so much hormonal activity going on thats pushing me to do it. Im dealing with these intense sexual feelings every day, and Im looking for some advice on how to manage or lessen them. Are there any ways I can mitigate any negative effects that this habit might have on me?
It's great that you're seeking to manage this. Excessive sexual urges can often be controlled by staying active, practicing mindfulness, and redirecting focus to hobbies, exercise, or productive activities. Speaking to a counselor or doctor can also help address underlying causes and guide you through strategies for healthier habits.
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