Panchakarma- A Ray of Hope in the Management of Male Infertility

Infertility implies apparent failure to achieve conception by a couple of mature age, having normal coitus, during appropriate period of menstrual cycle, regularly, atleast for one year. It develops due to faults in either of the partner or both of them. Globally, infertility affects approximately 13% to 15% of all couples in which 20% to 30% of infertility cases, males can be solely responsible. In ayurveda acharyas explained infertility under the sprectum of klaibya and vandhyatwa. Klaibya is a condition where a person’s inability to perform sexual act due to difficulty in erection, non erection or flacidity of penis associated with swasa, ati sweda, which can be corealeted to erectile dysfunction. is a type of infertility where there is defect in the semen due to vitiated vata dosha. Here is a single case study of erectile dysfunction with teratozoospermia with significant improvement in the condition. Panchakarma modalaties has given a ray of hope in such difficult cases.