A couple is not considered clinically infertile until they have had at least 1 year of unprotected sex without conceiving a child.
Unfortunately, each year thousands of couples discover that they are, indeed, infertile.
The most common reaction that a couple has once they discover they are unable to conceive is to suspect that there is a problem with the woman.
Through studies and statistics, doctors have discovered that male infertility is as common as the fertility that is experienced by women. It’s estimated that hundreds of thousands of men are diagnosed with infertility problems each year.
Recent studies have shown that between 40% and 50% of infertility cases are due to male factor infertility. While there are a few male fertility problems that are visible, such as hypospadias, undescended testicles, and impotence, the majority of fertility issues in men are not obvious. Source
Male infertility is an emotional subject, but couples must be properly educated if they are planning a pregnancy.
There are multiple causes of male infertility, and in this article we will address some of those issues…
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