Infertility is not necessarily a female condition; the presence of male factor infertility is the cause in almost an equal number of cases. The causes may be varied, although most of them are related to the sperm count ad quality. Azoospermia is one of the male infertility conditions that is related to sperm count. It
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Sperm is the main parameter that determines male fertility. Sperm count, motility, and morphology are the factors taken into consideration while evaluating sperm health. One of the lesser-known factors is sperm DNA, though this does not make it less significant. A couple struggling with male factor infertility is first evaluated for the regular sperm parameters.
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A woman’s ability to conceive is influenced by a number of factors such as her age, quality of eggs, and reproductive health, to name just a few. In addition to these, hormonal balance is a parameter that has a direct bearing on female fertility. A number of reproductive hormones are synthesized in a woman’s body.
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Infertility is a complex issue as it makes a couple come across physical, financial, and emotional complications. Whether the problem is with the man, the woman, or both, infertility is likely to take a toll on their relationship. Continuous diagnostic tests, clinic visits, regular medicines, and uncomfortable procedures are reasons enough to make them feel
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The fertility of a couple depends as much on the sperm as it does on the egg. When a couple approaches an infertility clinic for treatment, the eggs and the sperms are the first parameters to be studied. Similarly, both of these are to be retrieved as a part of infertility treatments such as IVF,
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