Low Sperm Count

• Sperm quality and quantity in every ejaculation required to implant fertility.
• Sperm count
• Sperm motility (motion speed of semen).
• Structure of semen is abnormal by shape or size.
• Increase in teste’s temperature.
• Reduced sperm production.
• The distracting motion of sperm.
• The absence of sperm in semen.

In most of the cases, there are no noticeable symptoms of infertility. Intercourse, erections, and ejaculation will usually arrive up without adversity. The quantity and emergence of the ejaculated semen generally look normal to the naked eye. Medical tests are required to find out if a man is infertile or not.
Increase in atmospheric temperature isn’t good for sperm because increased temp of the testis can damage the sperm quality and quantity both drastically along with this it can alter the movement of sperm

• Hypogonadism causes due to hormone imbalance, where the testes produce few or no hormones
• an inherited genetic problem such as Klinefelter syndrome
• A structural problem such as the tubes that carry sperm can be damaged and blocked by illness or injury.
• A genital infection of the prostate gland such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or prostatitis.
• Unsuccessful previous surgery of the scrotum or surrounding area.
• Develop dilated veins within the testicles.
• A varicocele is a swelling of the veins that drain the testicle.
• Ejaculation. The decline in ejaculation takes place when semen enters the bladder during sexual intercourse instead of at the tip of the penis.