male fertility
Oligoastenoteratospermia: Treatment and How to Get Pregnant
Oligoasthenoteratospermia is a seminal alteration in the male in which the concentration, mobility and morphology of the spermatozoa are affected. Therefore, achieving a natural pregnancy with oligoasthenoteratospermia can be complicated, since the encounter between egg and sperm is hindered. Read more
IVF with retrograde ejaculation: the secret to achieving pregnancy
A recent study shows that obtaining sperm directly from the testicle significantly increases pregnancy and live birth rates in patients with complete retrograde ejaculation, outperforming traditional urine retrieval in in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycles.
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Male fertility and yoga: a habit that changes your semen
A new study reveals that habits like yoga can transform male fertility. In just six months, reducing stress through relaxation techniques has been shown to enhance sperm concentration and motility, being of great help in improving fertility. Read more
Daily habits hide severe sperm DNA damage
A new study reveals the impact of sperm DNA fragmentation on pregnancy success. We analyze what causes this genetic damage in sperm, how to detect it in time, and the most effective treatments, such as ICSI with testicular sperm, to achieve successful fertilization. Read more
Treatment for alopecia and fertility: the mistake that damages your semen
A new study reveals that taking medication against baldness severely damages semen. Discover in which month of treatment the loss of sperm motility and the reduction of seminal volume become irreversible, affecting your chances of achieving a future pregnancy. Read more
Medical Myth: Does hydrocele affect male fertility?
Hydrocele, commonly treated as a harmless aesthetic disorder, could have detrimental effects on male fertility. A new analysis suggests that excessive fluid retention generates thermal stress capable of damaging spermatogenesis and reproductive health. Read more
Male & Female Fertility Explained: What Factors Can Affect It?
Infertility in the couple is diagnosed after a year trying to conceive without success. It can be male or female infertility, or a combination of both. Read more
Toxoplasmosis: real impact on human sperm
A new study reveals that acute Toxoplasma gondii infection can severely alter the structure of human sperm, causing the loss of its head and damage to its energetic function. Discover the details of this research and its impact on male fertility. Read more
Can pregnancy be achieved with testicular varicocele?
Varicocele or inflammation of the veins of the spermatic cord is one of the main causes of male infertility. Therefore, men with varicocele may have difficulty in achieving pregnancy. As a first therapeutic option, surgery is recommended, since it is close to 90% effective. Read more
Damaged sperm DNA: impact on IVF, ICSI, and insemination
A systematic review assesses the impact of sperm DNA fragmentation on fertility. The results show a lower clinical pregnancy rate in IVF and artificial insemination, and a strong link with the risk of spontaneous abortion in ICSI cycles, suggesting the need for specific tests. Read more
Male Fertility Testing - How Do You Know if You Are Infertile?
When there are fertility problems, a specialist should be consulted for a study. The main male fertility test is the seminogram, although it is not the only one. The FISH of spermatozoa, seminal culture, hormone analysis, etc. also provide information on the male's reproductive capacity. Read more
What foods and supplements can improve male fertility?
Following a Mediterranean dietary pattern can help men improve their seminal quality. Therefore, a diet rich in vegetables and fruits, fish, legumes, whole grains and nuts could be beneficial to improve seminal parameters. In addition, toxic habits such as smoking should be avoided. Read more
