SCI IVF Hospital

Infertility has long been considered a female issue. However, it turns out that males aren't so easy to get away with. One in every three cases of infertility is caused only by the man. Fortunately, having infertility troubles does not rule out the possibility of having a child with your partner. Some medications and procedures can help you with conception.   Reasons for male infertility Some males are more likely than others to be infertile. If you: ·        Your age is 40 or older ·        You are obese or overweight ·        You've been irradiated. ·        You're a smoker, a marijuana user, or an alcoholic ·        In the past, you've been exposed to toxins from the environment. These toxins could be lead or mercury. ·        The medicines you're taking include cyproterone and flut...

Nearly one in seven couples are infertile, which indicates that they have not been able to produce a child despite having regular, unsafe sexual intercourse for more than a year. The male infertility of approximately half of such couples contributes to their inability to have children. Poor sperm count, poor sperm functioning, or sperm transport obstructions may all contribute to male infertility. A variety of causes might lead to male infertility, including physical ailments, mental health issues, poor dietary habits, and others. What is the prevalence of male infertility? Getting multiple unsuccessful pregnancies is considered clinically infertile for males and females who have not been able to conceive after a year of engaging in sexual activity without taking birth control. 15 per cent of couples cannot develop after one year of unsafe sex, and 10 per cent after two years still haven't had a healthy pregnancy, according to research. 1,2 Couples under the age of 30 who a...