Varicocele grade-i check & consultation for low sperm count & motility and ed like symptoms need to diagnose due to diabetes hba1c value 8.3 tablets currently having amaryl m2 forte 1000 mg morning before breakfast udapa 10 mg morning before breakfast amaryl m2 forte 1000 mg in evening after dinner atorlip-f after dinner at 8 pm.

Varicocele grade i: varicocele is a condition where veins in the scrotum become enlarged and can affect sperm production. Grade I is considered mild. It's important to consult with a urologist to determine whether varicocele is contributing to your fertility issues. Low sperm count and motility: a urologist or reproductive specialist can conduct a thorough evaluation of your sperm parameters and recommend appropriate treatments or interventions. Lifestyle factors, such as diet, exercise, and avoiding excessive heat to the testicles, can impact sperm health. Erectile dysfunction (ed): diabetes can contribute to ed, and managing diabetes is crucial. Discuss your ed symptoms with your healthcare provider. They may adjust your diabetes medications or recommend specific treatments for ed. Diabetes management: your hba1c level of 8.3 indicates that your blood sugar control may need improvement. Ensure you follow your healthcare provider's advice regarding medication, diet, exercise, and regular monitoring. Current medications: amaryl m2 forte and udapa are antidiabetic medications. Atorlip-f is a medication used for managing cholesterol levels. Ensure you take your medications as prescribed, and discuss any concerns or side effects with your healthcare provider. Consultation: schedule an appointment with your urologist or reproductive specialist to discuss your concerns related to varicocele, low sperm count, and motility. Also, consult with your endocrinologist or diabetologist to discuss diabetes management, especially considering the hba1c level. Regards, Dr. Ms. haque.  

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