ExSeed Health - Home Sperm Test - 2 Tests - Smartphone Use (in-app Program) - Male Fertility Kit - Track Sperm Count, Progressive Movement & Volume - Accurate Results

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University discretion. This facility can be offered solely at the discretion of a school to a leaving member of staff, and is not necessarily seen as the norm for all staff. Progressive motility (PR): spermatozoa moving actively, either linearly or in a large circle, regardless of speed. The standard 6-in-1 STI home test covers 6 of the most common STIs: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Trichomoniasis, Hepatitis B, HIV, Syphilis. You get all of the above information when you use our Home Sperm Test. According to the scientific evidence, TMSC is the best indicator of how big the chances are for reaching pregnancy. ExSeed is the only home sperm test device that can provide this on the market. Male semen analysis: w hat, when, where, and how? ExSeed measures the Total Motile Sperm Count. This is the total amount of sperm cells moving forward per ejaculate. This number is one of the best predictors of male fertility because it measures the amount of sperm cells that could possibly reach the egg after intercourse and is correlated with the time to reach pregnancy with a female partner. The number is made up of the three measurements: volume, concentration, and motility.

Think of it this way. A cheap test from the supermarket may tell you that you have a normal sperm count and you could carry on with your fertility journey assuming everything is fine. But what if all of those sperm cells were dead? Or not swimming? You would still be struggling to conceive and would have no idea why. Shilajit can be used to promote general health and wellness, but there is some research to support the idea that it can help with male fertility. One 2016 study saw an increase in testosterone levels in middle-aged men who took Shilajit supplements for a 90 day period. A small study from 2010 looked specifically at men with low sperm count. In this experiment, the men took the supplements for 3 months and found that not only did testosterone levels increase, but sperm count and sperm motility improved too.

The company was founded by Emil Andersen, Morten G. Ulsted, and Daniel Daugaard-Jensen, all of whom bring a wealth of health and biopharmaceuticals experience, as well as a passion for improving male fertility.

There are many reasons why men might want to test at home rather than at a clinic. Maybe they’re right to the start of their journey and aren’t ready to commit to a clinic yet. Or perhaps they find the pressure of rising to the occasion in a cold, uninviting clinic cubicle a bit too much! Either way, there are lots of positives to testing your sperm at home – but be careful of where you’re buying your test from and what they measure.One 2016 study definitely thinks so. In the study, participants took Koren red ginseng and saw improvements in sperm count, motility and morphology. Another 2013 study also indicates that Ginseng can be effective in supporting reproductive health – whether or not you’re facing fertility challenges.