Efficacy of (therapeutic purgation) followed by (cow ghee) in the management of (oligozoospermia): A clinical study.

BACKGROUND

Fertility is affected by many different cultural, environmental and socioeconomic factors, especially in developing countries where poverty and infections are common place. Infertility is the inability of a sexually active, noncontracepting couple to achieve spontaneous pregnancy in 1 year. (biopurificatory) procedures are indicated before the administration of (aphrodisiac) drugs, especially (therapeutic purgation) is indicated in the cases of vitiation of (seminal parameters). (cow ghee) is a rejuvenator and aphrodisiac. Maximum preparations for the diseases of and reproductive system are prepared in and reported to be useful in the management of infertility.

AIM

The present clinical study aimed to evaluate the clinical efficacy of administered after performing in the management of (oligozoospermia).

MATERIALS AND METHODS

Eligible male participants from the age group of 21 to 40 years, with sperm count of <15 million/ml, received cow ghee for 8 weeks in the dose of 10 g, after undergoing with . Percentage changes in the semen parameters and associated symptoms of in comparison to baseline were the primary outcomes measured.

RESULTS

administered after provided 80.92% increase in total sperm count, 41.78% increase in sperm motility, 12.58% increase in normal form of sperm, 41.69% decrease in abnormal forms, and increase in semen volume by 45.22%.

CONCLUSION

Overall assessment of the therapy showed that administration of cow ghee after performing provided statistically highly significant improvement on seminal parameters.