Male Infertility

Male Infertility

Male infertility usually involves problems with sperm production, maturation, or transport. There are a variety of factors that can cause a low sperm count or poor quality sperm:

  • genetic factors
  • birth abnormalities
  • blockage in the tube that carries sperm from the testes to the penis
  • infections, such as mumps after puberty
  • varicoceles (an abnormality of the blood vessels of the testes)
  • certain drugs (prescription or illicit)
  • obesity
  • high fat diet
  • smoking
  • stressful lifestyle
  • Working in a hot environment or sitting for long periods (especially in tight-fitting garments) may cause reduced sperm count

It's important to remember that a “normal” sperm count involves millions of sperm. Conception is possible even with a greatly reduced sperm count as long as some of the sperm are healthy. An understanding of the optimal time for conception will greatly increase the chances of conceiving even with a low sperm count.

FaLang translation system by Faboba

WE'RE JUST A PHONE CALL OR CLICK AWAY!

Contact us to set up an in-person or online appointment with an accredited Billings Ovulation Method® tutor who will guide you through each step of the process.

Your personal tutor is here for you to help you and answer
all your questions along the way!

Click here 

DONATE to Billings LIFE - Leaders in Fertility Education

 

AboutThe Billings Ovulation Method®

PreventPrevent pregnancy naturally

Fertility Information

Books, resources, educational materials, brochures, ebooks and other downloads.

Shop

Online Tutoring or Charting

Seminars