Can Staph Infection Cause Low Sperm Count and Male Infertility?

You’ve been diagnosed with staph infection, and now you may be wondering, “How will this affect my fertility?”

That’s a great question to ask. First of all a staph infection is a bacterial infection caused usually by the bacteria that lives on our skin. Most of the time, this bacteria does not affect us adversely. However, there are times that a bacterial infection can cause problems.

One type of infection is Staphylococcus epidermis; this infection lives on your skin, and most people who have it have little to no difficulties with it. The other type of infection is Staphylococcus aureus; you likely remember hearing it called MRSA:Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. When staph infections enter wounds and are left untreated, they can cause vast challenges not only in other body systems but also in fertility.

Staphylococcus aureus is found in a variety of places, such as the respiratory tract (nostrils), on skin, in open wounds, and in the urinary tract. This version of staph is aggressive, and without proper treatment, can cause low sperm count, affect male organs of reproduction, and create watery seminal fluid. This staph infection can also infect your bloodstream, joints and bones if left untreated.

Some bacterial infections will lodge in the testis, the epididymis, and even the prostrate. Any time you have an infection, it can throw you off your game; in these instances, it throws your sperm off their game. The infection slows down sperm production, weakens the sperm themselves, and can even block their passage with scar tissue, making it difficult or impossible to get where they are supposed to go.

Staph infection (Staphylococcus aureus) can also immobilize sperm count. A Staphylococcus infection – of which there are multiple varieties — can present in several ways. Untreated Staphylococcus aureus even has caused death. Notably, many antibiotics have little affect on this staph infection due to overuse. A stronger antibiotic may be prescribed, and a doctor may drain any infected abscesses you have.

However, an antibiotic is not your only choice in treating staph and restoring your fertility.

Know that you also have access to herbal remedies that are highly effective in preventing and treating staph infections permanently. StaphCure Capsules is a natural remedies for clearing staph infection once and for all, no matter how long you have them.

• StaphCure Capsules have been research to have strong antibiotics activities against antibiotic-resistant staph bacteria when combined with Herbiofix Capsules work to combat highly resistance staph infection and especially when use with a strong natural antibiotic called Herbiofix Capsules have been effective for long standing staphylococcus or recurring staph infection
• Isatis Leaf and Herbal Violae are used synergetically for treating bacterial, viral and fungal infections and they helps to inhibit the growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Shigella dysenteriae, Staphylococcus aureus, Diplococcus pneumoniae, dermatophytes and Leptospira. Besides, it possesses antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory functions.
• Echinacea, for treating slow healing wounds and staph boils, furuncles and carbuncles specially when mixed with Andrographis and White Flower Patrinia in StaphCure
• Grape Seed, for treating wounds.

These herbs works against drug-resistant forms of staph. For more information, see natural treatment for staph infection.

A particularly virulent staph infection does not mean the end of your fertility. Natural treatment can improve the quality of your semen, help you produce healthy sperm, and if started before if an infection produces scarring, keep the open the passage ways for sperm travel.

Here’s my natural way to cure a staph infection which works well when combine StaphCure Capsules and Herbiofix Capsules together.