The effectiveness of use fertilovit mt drug in the treatment of men with reproductive dysfunction
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https://doi.org/10.18370/2309-4117.2016.31.112-115Keywords:
male infertility, pathospermia, lifestyle, Fertilovit MTAbstract
In Ukraine infertility affects about 20% of couples, and considering the very difficult economic and demographic situation this problem gets extremely negative value.
According to authors’ previous studies, in a barren marriage reproductive health disorders in men observed in 47.5% of cases. In the absence of diseases of the urogenital system the factors of steady decline in fertility are an unhealthy lifestyle, smoking, alcohol abuse, chronic fatigue, sleep deprivation and/or frequent stress, the combination of smoking with other negative factors, and abdominal obesity, which is largely a consequence of malnutrition. All these factors caused the limited level of pathospermia, and rarely – subfertile level of pathospermia.
The article contain the results of treatment with Fertilovit MT men with marked reduction of fertility which is not related with diseases of urogenital organs and any form of hypogonadism, but is a result of unhealthy lifestyle. The study involved 50 men, 74.0% of whom had the infertility from 1 to 4 years in the current marriage. 88.0% of patients have limited level of pathospermia, 12.0% – subfertile level of pathospermia. The average age of the patients was 34.2 ± 2.1 years.
All of men used Fertilovit MT from 1 capsule twice a day for 3 months. In addition, doctors urged recommend patients to give up bad habits and normalize their lifestyle.
After Fertilovit MT monotherapy within 3 months 80.0% of patients have improved semen parameters: sperm motility and concentration of sperms was increased, the number of degenerative forms was decreased. As a result of treatment 64.0% of men had reached a state of normozoospermia; at 36.0% of patients pathospermia was remained or reached limited level. Cases of violations of reproductive potential with subfertility level of pathospermia were not documented.
Thus, studies shown the high efficacy of Fertilovit MT in the treatment of men with mild disorders of the generative function, which are not caused by diseases of the genitourinary organs and any form of hypogonadism. The widespread use of the drug Fertilovit MT should be recommended for improve the fertility of patients with limited and subfertile levels of pathospermia, causes of whom are unknown or related to unhealthy lifestyles.
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