INFERTILITY TREATMENT
INFERTILITY TREATMENT

The commonly observed fertility issues could be as below:
Male Infertility
- Sperm Production Issues:
Low sperm count, poor sperm motility (movement), or abnormal sperm morphology (shape) are common causes.
- Sperm Delivery Problems:
Conditions like ejaculatory duct obstruction or retrograde ejaculation can prevent sperm from reaching the egg.
- Hormonal Imbalances:
Disruptions in hormone production can affect sperm development and function.
- Genetic Factors:
Inherited conditions can impact sperm production or function.
- Environmental Factors:
Exposure to toxins, radiation, and certain medications can affect sperm health.
- Lifestyle Factors:
Factors like smoking, usage of drugs, excessive alcohol consumption, and drug use can have a negative impact male fertility.
- Other Medical Conditions:
Infections, testicular cancer, and other medical conditions can also contribute to male infertility.
Shared Factors
- Age:
While more pronounced in women, male fertility also declines with age, particularly after 50.
- Lifestyle:
Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and drug use can negatively impact fertility for both men and women.
- Obesity:
Obesity or even being underweight can affect hormone levels and reproductive function.