Fertility among males usually requires the normal functioning of the testes, pituitary gland and hypothalamus. Hence, a range of health conditions can lead to infertility.

1. Diagnosis

2. Male infertility refers to the man’s incapacity to
achieve pregnancy in a female who is fertile. It
is commonly due to semen deficiencies,
hormonal disturbances and psychological
problems.

4. 1. Knowing the man’s medical history and
previous health are two of the most important
factors in evaluating male infertility. A
healthcare provider will start asking about
childhood growth and development, as well
as sexually-related experiences during
adolescence, exposure to specific
environmental agents like
chemotherapy, radiation, alcohol and fertility
testing records.

6. •Laboratory testing – Here,
the average sperm count
serves as the central part of
the whole process. This
semen analysis provides
necessary information
about the shape and
motility of the sperm.