In infertile marriages, male infertility occurs in about one-third of men and can be associated with various causes. It should be noted that infertility is not an independent disease but is always a symptom complex of other existing diseases in a man. Therefore, the primary focus should be on treating the underlying condition. Alongside medical treatment, which can be quite costly, the treatment of male infertility with folk remedies is widely used. Folk treatment of male infertility.
Non-traditional methods used for treating various types of infertility, both in men and women, have been known for a long time. The most effective of these methods are naturally passed down from generation to generation. Folk treatment of male infertility usually begins with the general strengthening of the entire body to normalize all the processes occurring within it. Various herbs and beekeeping products are often used in folk treatment of male infertility, which help stimulate the natural functions of the whole body. A very good effect on the male body is provided by a mixture of apple cider vinegar with honey, to which decoctions and infusions of various medicinal herbs are added. Aromatherapy, hirudotherapy, and other methods are often used in the treatment of infertility.
However, when using folk remedies for the treatment of male infertility, it is important to remember that it will be effective only if used as part of a comprehensive treatment. In addition, the patient will need to give up bad habits, try to lead a healthy lifestyle, and spend more time outdoors. Food should contain all the necessary vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients for the body. Dietary supplements also help well with infertility. To increase potency and reproductive function, it is very important for men to consume protein foods and spicy seasonings.
Taking bee bread (perga) is very beneficial for male infertility, as it significantly improves blood circulation in the pelvic area. Moreover, bee bread helps treat prostate adenoma and also increases sperm motility. Royal jelly (homogenate) also has an effective impact on the body and can be used both independently and together with bee bread. In any case, it is desirable to use honey along with these components. Treatment of male infertility with leeches. The use of leeches for treating various diseases has been known for more than 2,000 years. However, it should be noted that out of the existing 15 species, only three are used in medical practice: the medicinal leech, the pharmacy leech, and the healing leech. A leech can produce about 46 enzymes that have both anti-inflammatory and immunostimulating effects. The treatment of male infertility with leeches is very successful, although the stronger sex does not always believe in the effectiveness of this method. Treatment of male infertility with herbs.
As mentioned above, various medicinal herbs are quite successfully used in the comprehensive treatment of male infertility. Among the most common are Adonis, Adam’s root, sage, St. John’s wort, rape, plantain leaves and seeds, ginseng root, hawthorn, common milkwort, basil, parsley, sea holly, cinquefoil root, elderberry flowers, walnut leaves, couch grass, white mulberry leaves, Icelandic moss, linden, pine tops, birch buds and leaves, walnuts, pomegranates, willow twigs, and many others. Herbal treatment for male infertility is very effective.
The methods of treatment are very diverse: in the form of infusions, tinctures, both separately and in combination with each other, and therefore we will not dwell on these recipes in detail in this article.
