Male Infertility: Being aware of Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment

Male Infertility Treatment
Even in today's world, it is a tradition that fertility issues are mainly concern with women and not men. But studies have proven that the male contribution to infertility is around 45-50% of the cases. This is often due to problem either in sperm production or in sperm delivery, resulting in lower chances of their female partner getting pregnant.

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Some Facts:

· Approximately 1 in 25 men has abnormal sperm parameters, which make them impossible to have a child on their own naturally.

· In 10% of them, either they do not produce sperm at all or produce sperm with very low motility or very poor morphology

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Under normal conditions, the sperm are produced in the testis and stored in epididymis with the help of chemicals called male hormones (Testosterone). During ejaculation, the sperm travels from epididymis to another set of tubes called vas deferens. These vas deferens joins the ejaculatory ducts in the seminal vesicles. As they travel through these tubes they are mixed with secretions from the seminal vesicles, prostate and bulbouretheral glands. Sperm along with these secretions forms the semen. Semen travels through the urethra and out of the penis.

Once the semen is deposited into the vagina, the sperm tend to ascend through the cervix, uterus and fallopian tubes. If the sperm happens to meet the egg, then fertilisation takes place. The entire process happens in the coordinated manner only when certain conditions- hormones, environment and genes are right. If there is any problem with any of the sequence then the chances of conception declines.