Infertility in general can be classified as : 1) Male Infertility 2) Female Infertility. 1) Male Infertility : The following points need to considered while studying Male Infertility : Volume of semen.  Sperm count – oligospermia, azoospermia, necrospermia. Motility of sperm. Structural defects of sperms – Due to vitiated vata dosha. Any obstruction in genital tract. Erectile dysfunction.  Causes of Male Infertility :     Ayurveda explains following causes for male infertility : Ativyavayat – Over indulgence in sexual activity. Vyayamat – Over exertion, it may include any kind of physical exertion or strenuous mental efforts. Avyayamat – Over relaxation, laziness or spending very leisure life. Asatmyanam cha sevanat – Eating over spicy, salted, sour, frozen foods, foods with low nutrition and lack of hygiene; also behavioural habits like sleeping very late at night, hectic lifestyle leads to disparity of Rakta and Pitta Dosha, ultimately causing Shukra kshaya i.e. deficit in Shukra Dhatu qualitatively and quantitatively. Akale – It means at inappropriate time; i.e. before desirable age specifically before age of 16 in females and 18 in
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GOD is a magnificient creator, He created universe, five elemental forces of Nature which governs the entire universe and many more things beyond our imagination. Admist these various innovations, is the prodigy of Procreation. Procreation in another words, is the desire to reproduce own species through sexual act. The fundamentals in nature, namely Prakriti and Purush acts as driving force, which replicates the Female and Male gender respectively in all Living creatures. This is the cause why sexual act and desire for sex is given so much importance since ages, it is nothing but a sincere Nature’s call. Inability of a woman to concieve or a man to induce conception after one year of regular sexual intercourse without any contraceptive measures or retaining the foetus till the birth is termed as Infertility. The problem may be with the male or female partner, or both. Although many a times only female is held responsible, it is important to know that both man and woman are equally responsible for conception, as conception occurs only after the union
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