Male Infertility

Male infertility is on the rise in society. Approximately 15% of married couples have trouble conceiving despite having regular unprotected sex for more than a year. Out of the couples who are in their thirties, only 30% are able to conceive within the first three months; the rest have trouble due to male infertility issues.
Causes of Male Infertility

Infertility is a reproductive system disorder which results in the inability of a couple to procreate. The reasons for not being able to conceive can be varied and could be related to either partner. When the reproductive system of the male has a problem which makes it difficult for the couple to have a child, it is termed male infertility.

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How carnitine transporters boost reproductive health

How carnitine transporters boost reproductive health

Vitamin B12 boosts testosterone levels in men with infertility

Vitamin B12 boosts testosterone levels in men with infertility

NIH funds study on environmental impact on male fertility

NIH funds study on environmental impact on male fertility

MYO1D mutation identified as a key factor in sperm defects and congenital conditions

MYO1D mutation identified as a key factor in sperm defects and congenital conditions

Urologist weighs in on why men avoid doctor visits

Urologist weighs in on why men avoid doctor visits

New AI method accurately predicts male infertility from hormone levels, bypassing need for semen analysis

New AI method accurately predicts male infertility from hormone levels, bypassing need for semen analysis

AI model predicts male infertility risk using blood hormone levels

AI model predicts male infertility risk using blood hormone levels

Infertile men face significant anxiety, study shows

Infertile men face significant anxiety, study shows

Research finds microplastics in human penile tissue

Research finds microplastics in human penile tissue

Study: Hepatitis E virus may be both sexually transmitted and linked to male infertility

Study: Hepatitis E virus may be both sexually transmitted and linked to male infertility

Understanding the role of genetic variants in male infertility

Understanding the role of genetic variants in male infertility

Cancer risk elevated in families with male infertility

Cancer risk elevated in families with male infertility

The complex relationship between obesity and male reproductive function

The complex relationship between obesity and male reproductive function

Infertile men more likely to have impaired kidney function, study says

Infertile men more likely to have impaired kidney function, study says

Research identifies cancer risk patterns in families of men with fertility problems

Research identifies cancer risk patterns in families of men with fertility problems

“Laboratory testicles” could solve male infertility mysteries

“Laboratory testicles” could solve male infertility mysteries

Mediterranean diet linked to better semen quality, study finds

Mediterranean diet linked to better semen quality, study finds

Study reveals genes crucial for protecting male fertility

Study reveals genes crucial for protecting male fertility

Representation matters to Black patients seeking prostate cancer information online, study shows

Representation matters to Black patients seeking prostate cancer information online, study shows

IVF add-on may be expensive, invasive, and ineffective, study finds

IVF add-on may be expensive, invasive, and ineffective, study finds

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