Male infertility is the inability of the male
to make the female pregnant who is fertile. 40-50 percent of human infertility
is caused by this.
There are different types of causes for male
infertility such as pre-testicular causes, testicular causes, post-testicular
causes, tobacco consumption, damaged DNA, etc.
Pre-testicular factors are the impending
conditions to the adequate testes support which also include poor hormonal and
general health situations. These can be obesity, drugs, alcohol, strenuous
cycling, severe medications like chemotherapy and other relevant factors.
Tobacco consumers are at 30 percent more risk
of infertility than others. Its been evident through researches that tobacco
kills sperms.
Damaged DNA is inherited factors of genes
resulting in infertility.
Testicular factors means low quantity and poor
quality sperm production despite having proper hormonal support. This can owe
to age, genetic defect, chromosomal abnormalities, hydrocele, testicular
cancer, etc.
Post-testicular causes refers to the conditions
of after sperm production that leads to male infertility and also includes the
defects and problems of genital tract and ejaculation.
To diagnose the infertility the practitioner
will need to check relevant medical history, do physical examination of penis,
scrotum, testes, anus, rectum, etc. Semen analysis must be done to check semen
quantity, sperm percentage, motility or forward rate. Blood tests should also
be conducted to reveal any genetic defect. Ultrasonography or Doppler of
scrotum can be useful if the doctor has doubt about some hidden diseases like
hydocele, vericocele, etc.
Patient with male infertility should avoid
smoking tobacco, marijuana, use alcohol, avoid excessive heating of testes,
using supporters while engaging in sports or excercises.
Infertility due to different causes requires
different treatments. Pre-testicular and ejaculation based infertility issues
can mostly be addressed with medicinal means whereas testicular infertility
problem is not responsive to medication. Normal treatments for testicular and
post testicular (other than ejaculation problem) infertility problems includes
using sperms for IUI, IVF, ICSI or surgeries.
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