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oligospermia

Posted: Sat May 22, 2004 7:23 am
by vtyekkirala
Hi,
Any success stories in this are welcome. esply when there are
no other symptoms to bank upon excepting those arising out of
lack of issues even after years of married life.
What remedies come up for consideration ?
Any internet resources like the one on infertility study that was
discussed
a few weeks ago on this list.
Thanks in advance,
V.T.Yekkirala.

Re: oligospermia

Posted: Sat May 22, 2004 9:45 am
by Eleana Needham
VT

Flannel Flower from the Australian Bush Flower Essence range has a proven
track record of increasing male sperm count. She Oak is the female
equivalent for conception.

Best
Eleana

Re: oligospermia

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 11:09 am
by vtyekkirala
Hi Chris and Eleana
Thanks for your information
Radar mentions:
GENERALS - LABORATORY findings - sperm count - low
goss.;1 pitu.;1 sulfa.;1 tocoph.;1 x-ray;1

Tocopherolum - Any MM from any source on this is welcome.

[vml3 - Gossypium herbaceum] Gossypol, a toxic principle isolated from
the seed of the cotton plant reduces sperm count. After a daily intake
of 20 mg gossypol, test subjects were found to be infertile after two
months. In China it is used as an oral male contraceptive. In the West,
further research is being carried out into this, particularly because
the side-effects are considerably limited. I like to know if anyone used
this drug
with benefit.
regards,
V.T.Yekkirala.

Re: oligospermia

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 4:38 pm
by Shannon Nelson
My impression has been that infertility responds as well as any other
complaint to the usual "presenting picture"/constitutional/totality
approach. Does anyone have experiences that could either support or
contradict my assumption? (Or was this already tried in the cases being
considered?)

Shannon
on 5/24/04 4:07 AM, vtyekkirala at vtyekkirala@satyam.net.in wrote: