While infertility is often perceived as a female issue, men contribute to nearly half of the cases. Male infertility is typically linked to problems with sperm production, function, or delivery, and it can be influenced by various factors, including certain medical conditions and lifestyle practices. In this blog, we discuss the common indicators of and
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Male Infertility: Prevention and Medication
Male infertility is when a man cannot get his partner pregnant. It can be due to low sperm count, poor sperm quality, or blockages in the reproductive tract. It is estimated that one in every six men in the United States will experience some form of infertility in their lifetime. This number is even higher
Read MoreHow Can a Urological Surgeon Treat Male Infertility?
Infertility—the word many people dread to hear, especially those who desire to settle down and start a family. In the United States, one-third of infertility cases are attributed to male reproductive health issues, such as low sperm count or mobility, small testicles, scrotal swelling, prostate problems, to name a few. If you’ve been trying to
Read MoreEarly Signs of Male Infertility
The decision to have children is a very important one for most people. If you and your partner have been trying to conceive but have had no luck, you should be aware that infertility may be playing a role. Infertility is the inability to reproduce or have children. About half of infertility cases are due
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There used to be very few opportunities for infertile men to have biological children. Fortunately, advances in medicine now shine new hope for aspiring fathers. In particular, several surgical interventions exist that can resolve or bypass reproductive conditions that undermine male fertility. Surgical Repair of Varicoceles A network of veins is responsible for returning blood
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