Spermatorrhoea Treatment

 

There are many different Spermatorrhoea treatments options available for men. In some cases, the treatment is to use a particular medication, but in other cases surgery may be the best Spermatorrhoea treatment for a man.

Spermatorrhoea is often caused by hormonal changes within the body. Sometimes this can also be caused by antibiotics, which can destroy the bacteria that live in the urethra and cause infection. Other reasons for infertility in men can be to do with the sperm count, the number of sperm produced or the sperm's ability to swim.

If you want to treat your condition then there are a few things you should know about treating it with certain medication. When you first start treatment with any type of medication it is important to get checked out by a doctor and it is important that you follow your doctor's instructions as prescribed.

One of the most common types of treatment is the contraceptive pill. The pill works by suppressing the production of sperm. This is normally the first option when it comes to treating infertility in men.

But, there are some side effects associated with using the contraceptive pill. Some men experience erectile dysfunction and some lose their libido, so if you have either of these problems then you may have to take the pill with another contraceptive. Another side effect of the contraceptive pill is acne and some women also experience thinning hair.

Another Spermatorrhoea treatment is called the intrauterine devices, or IUDs. These devices are placed inside the uterus and prevent sperm from entering the bladder. This stops the condition in its tracks.

However, if the pill does not work then surgery is the last resort. During surgery a thin flexible tube is made to insert the sperm into the urethra, which then travels down the urethra, causing the fluid to drain back out of the penis.

Of course there are also more traditional types of treatment options such as the insertion of medicines or freezing the sperm. There is a chance of an infection during this procedure and the semen needs to be passed through a series of tests in order to determine if it has been successfully operated. Once this has been determined the semen can then be retrieved for further treatment with medication.

There is a debate over whether the conventional treatments such as the pill, freezing and surgery really work. Many physicians still believe that the medications and pills are not as effective as they once were but others are now trying to prove that the medications actually do work.

Spermatorrhoea treatment can have several possible side effects including an infection and an inflammation of the prostate. Sometimes the condition does not improve on its own, especially when repeated treatments are used.

The other option involves removing the fallopian tubes. This option involves either a simple surgical procedure where the tubes are tied or laparoscopy where a small camera is used to manually remove the fallopian tubes and the fallopian tube.

This is an easier method than the surgery, but there are concerns about how the sperm will flow back into the body if the natural method is used. Sperm from the vagina and inserting the sperm into the tubes can cause infections in the body if there is an infection in the pelvic area.

The choice between surgery and pills and freezing is often made based on the cost, effectiveness, convenience and risks. There are a number of websites available that offer free consultations where patients can weigh up their options and see which one is best for them.

Surgical techniques have improved greatly over the years and many men have reported that they are painless. However, some doctors will still advise that the operation should only be undertaken as a last resort.

Surgery may be required to help remove the blocked fallopian tubes in some cases, especially if the man has had surgery for cancer or prostate problems. In some cases, where the sperm count in the testes or the ovaries are low then the surgery may be recommended.