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Male Infertility Diagnosis and Treatments

Medically reviewed by Leyla Bilali, RN

Male infertility isn't something you hear much about, so you may be surprised to know that male infertility is almost as likely as female infertility to be involved in a couple's inability to achieve pregnancy. The good news is that most cases of male infertility can be resolved either by treating the problem or using fertility treatments. When this is not the case, a couple facing male infertility may turn to a sperm donor or adoption to help build their family.

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Causes of Low Sperm Count and Motility

Medically reviewed by Leyla Bilali, RN

One of the primary causes of infertility is low sperm count and motility. These issues, coupled with poor sperm quality, represent 90% of all cases of infertility in men and anywhere from 20% to 40% in couples. Nearly one in six men are affected by infertility related to problems with their sperm. The causes can range from hereditary factors and lifestyle choices to past infections and a person's age.

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