Journal of Chinese Medicine Notes On the Treatment of Male Infertility

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Notes On the Treatment of Male Infertility

JCM 73/45
Steve Clavey

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NOTES ON THE TREATMENT OF MALE INFERTILITY
Steve Clavey
Western medicine has little treatment to offer for male infertility or
subfertility, whilst Chinese medicine appears to offer considerable
potential. After defining male infertility and discussing how to assess a
sperm analysis, Steve Clavey discusses the following conditions in detail:
oligospermia (low sperm count), azoospermia (complete absence of sperm),
low motility, poor liquefaction, abnormal morphology, and antisperm
antibodies. For each subcategory, common patterns of disharmony are given
as well as treatment by Chinese herbal decoctions and patent medicines.

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