Male infertility (MI) is a complex multifactorial disease, and idiopathic infertility accounts for
30% of cases of MI. At present, the evidence for the effectiveness of empirical drugs is …

Male infertility normally refers a male's inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female partner
after 1 year of unprotected intercourse. Male infertility in recent years has been attracting …

The philosophy and practice of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) have been evolving for
thousands of years in China, Japan and other Asian countries. TCM is now generating …

Male factor is a common cause of infertility and the male partner must be systematically
evaluated in the workup of every infertile couple. Various Eastern medical strategies have …

Chinese medicine (CM) has been used in clinical treatment for thousands of years in China,
Japan, Korea, and other countries. CM is at present attracting many attentions around the …

The growing popularity of traditional Chinese medicine used alone or in combination with
Western medicine highlights the need to examine the pros and cons of both Western and …

Poor sperm quality is one of the main factors of male infertility. Traditional Chinese Medicine
(TCM) has been used frequently in clinical practice in many countries to treat a wide array of …

OBJECTIVES: To assess the effect of Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine (CHM) in the
management of female infertility and on pregnancy rates compared with Western Medical …

While we may be comfortable with an allopathic approach to male infertility, we are also
responsible for knowledge about lifestyle modifications and holistic, complementary, and …

Fertility, a social, cultural, and medical issue, has aroused public attention because of its
potential to predict future health. In recent years, the incidence of male infertility has …