Semen analysis
Sperm concentration, motility, and morphology are checked to understand fertility impact.
Personalized care for low sperm count with semen analysis, cause-focused evaluation, medical therapy, lifestyle guidance, surgery when indicated, and ART planning when needed.

Sperm concentration, motility, and morphology are checked to understand fertility impact.
Hormones, varicocele, infections, genetic factors, medicine use, and lifestyle are reviewed.
Medical therapy, lifestyle support, surgery, IUI, IVF, or ICSI may be considered.

Oligospermia is a condition where a man has a low sperm count in semen, commonly described as fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter. While low sperm count can reduce fertility, treatment planning can include medical therapy, lifestyle improvement, surgical correction when indicated, and assisted reproductive techniques based on the underlying cause.
A complete evaluation helps identify the likely cause and guide the most suitable next step.
Checks sperm concentration, movement, and shape to understand sperm health.
Hormone evaluation helps identify endocrine factors affecting sperm production.
Imaging may identify varicocele or structural issues linked with low sperm count.
Genetic testing may be advised when findings suggest inherited or severe sperm production concerns.
Treatment can be medical, surgical, lifestyle-based, or assisted reproduction depending on the diagnosis.
Related male fertility services often discussed alongside oligospermia care.
Oligospermia is a condition where a man has a low sperm count in semen, usually fewer than 15 million sperm per milliliter. It can reduce fertility but may be managed with medical, lifestyle, surgical, or assisted reproductive options.
Low sperm count can result from hormonal imbalance, varicocele, infections, medications, genetic factors, smoking, alcohol, poor diet, chronic stress, or heat exposure.
Diagnosis includes semen analysis, hormonal tests, scrotal ultrasound, genetic screening, medical history, and physical examination to identify the cause.
Mild cases may improve with lifestyle changes, nutrition, exercise, better sleep, stress reduction, and avoiding smoking or alcohol. Medical guidance helps decide whether additional treatment is needed.
Clinics in Baner, Pune offer male fertility evaluation, diagnostic testing, individualized treatment planning, and access to assisted reproductive options when required.
Surgery such as varicocelectomy may be recommended when varicocele or a structural issue is affecting sperm production. It is considered after evaluation.
Book a consultation at Nakshatra Clinic in Baner, Pune to discuss semen analysis, low sperm count causes, medical therapy, lifestyle support, varicocele care, IUI, IVF, or ICSI planning.