Whats the difference between semen and sperm
Whats the difference between semen and sperm Whats the difference between semen and sperm ? Subscribe Semen vs sperm, what are the differences between semen and sperm? So, the point to bear in mind is that the sperm is present in the semen. The sperm occupies about 1% of the total seminal volume. The seminal volume is contributed mainly by the prostate, seminal vesicles, cowpers gland and lastly testicular fluid. Most people look at their semen, and form an opinion about color changes and in general changes about its consistency…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Jelly like semen
Jelly like semen Jelly like semen ? Do not worry ever Subscribe Do you notice jelly like semen ? Or jelly like small granules in semen? These small jelly like masses in semen usually do not cause any harm. Most people panic when noticing these in the seminal fluid. Jelly like semen granules in the seminal fluid require NO medical treatment. They are nothing but clumps of non-liquefied mucin bodies.They are NOT associated with infertility and you DO NOT have to visit an Andrologist or fertility specialist for these issues…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Does low sperm count cause miscarriage
Does low sperm count cause miscarriage Does low sperm count cause miscarriage ? Subscribe So, does low sperm count cause miscarriage? The thing is there is a link between low sperm count and recurrent miscarriage. The thing is, we do not know the exact science behind it. In general, in patients were there is a combination of low sperm count and abnormal shaped sperm the incidence of miscarriage is higher. One thing we know for sure is that, in patients were there is a high incidence of DNA damage in the sperm, the risks and chances of miscarriage is higher…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Does low sperm count cause erectile dysfunction
Does low sperm count cause erectile dysfunction Does low sperm count cause erectile dysfunction ? Subscribe Does low sperm count cause impotence? In most instances the answer is NO. But, erectile dysfunction on the other hand can result in low sperm count. This is because when an individual has impotence, ejaculation can be insufficient and low semen volume results. With lower semen volume the sperm count is also low. However in rare instances, low sperm count may be associated with erectile dysfunction or impotence.This is particularly seen in individuals who have seminiferous tubular failure. Please do watch the video for more interesting information. …Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Low sperm count causes, symptoms, diagnosis & treatment
Low sperm count causes, symptoms, diagnosis & treatment Low sperm count causes, symptoms, diagnosis & treatment Subscribe In this video, I am going to tell you everything under the sun about the causes of low sperm count, low sperm count symptoms, low sperm count diagnosis and most importantly low sperm count treatment strategies that are commonly used. What is low sperm count? An individual is said to suffer from a low sperm count problem (also called Oligozoospermia), if his semen analysis or sperm test shows a sperm count less than 15 million per ml. This is as per the WHO 2010 andrology laboratory guideline values…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Is it normal to have one testicle
Is it normal to have one testicle Is it normal to have one testicle ? Subscribe In some testis descent is not complete at birth. What happens is 1 testis is descended while the other remains undescended at birth. Many patients realize this only once they reach adulthood. While one descent functioning testis may be adequate from a fertility perspective, it is important to get a proper assessment of its function before you marry…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
How to collect semen sample
How to collect semen sample How to collect semen sample ? Subscribe So how to collect semen sample? How to collect seminal fluid for analysis? In this video, I will tell you some quick tips to bear in mind while collecting semen for a seminal fluid analysis. Ideally semen collection should be done in a specialized laboratory called the ‘Andrology Laboratory’ which is usually present inside the fertility clinic. The semen sample is collected by masturbation typically in a place called the ‘semen collection room’ which is located adjacent to the andrology lab…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
What does swelling in the testicles indicate
What does Swelling in the testicles indicate? What does swelling in the testicles indicate ? Subscribe A swollen testicle, a lump in the testicle or painful testicles are all conditions no one really wants to live with. In this short video, I am going to share with you 6 conditions that can lead to testicular pain and scrotal swelling. Remember most of these conditions can be easily treated…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
Is it normal for one testicle to be bigger than the other
One testicle to be bigger than the other Is it normal for one testicle to be bigger than the other ? Subscribe In this video we are going to discuss on why one testis is larger than the other? So, genital asymmetry is something that is seen in most animals and lower species. Hence if you notice your one side testis bigger than the other side, as long as the difference is minor, usually there is nothing much to worry about. However, in some individuals, these differences in testis size can be very large. In these conditions, visiting an andrologist near you for a proper physical examination is probably the best thing to do…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah
How to do a testicular self exam
How to do a testicular self exam How to do a testicular self exam ? Subscribe I am going to teach you how to do a testicular self exam. So, the thing is, not all of us are comfortable in visiting an andrologist for male fertility issues. In these instances, doing a testicular self exam can be a life saver. Moreover, a self examination of the testis can help pin-point conditions like 1. Suspected cancer lumps in the organ 2. Testis infections 3. Grade 4 varicocele 4. Hydrocele 5. Testicular failure 6. Testis Torsion…Read more Related Videos Have more Questions? Consult with our specialist Consult with Dr. Shah