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I dont think this is treatable. Perhaps a donor sperm can be used if your partner is willing. |
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Lycopene is said to improve sperm count, so maybe you can try that. he probably has no vas deferns so better get an ultrasound to confirm or negate. |
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Is that possible? Or is there really a man who is unfortunately has zero sperm? What unfortunate it would be for him...such a pity. |
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Yes, unfortunately there is.My friend have been trying diligently with his wife to conceive a child. But when he had himself tested, it was found out that he has a low sperm count with 0 mobility. But there is always a reason behind every male infertility problem. All they need to do is to find out why. |
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I think some male who has zero sperm, it's because of the disease they have when they are still young. Like mumps, that greatly cause male infertility problems. |
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I think it's treated through acupuncture. |
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I think you need to have different physical test to find out what are the treatment that is fit and good for you. |
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