male fertility

Cryptorchidism: a testicular disorder causing infertility
Cryptorchidism or hidden testicle is the non-descent of at least one testicle into the scrotum. We explain what it is, its diagnosis, and treatment. Read more

Preservation of Fertility in Men with Cancer
Men who wish to become fathers after overcoming cancer may have trouble achieving it if they have not previously preserved their fertility. Sperm freezing is the most appropriate method to preserve sperm before undergoing oncological treatment. Read more

What Is Normozoospermia? - Meaning & Diagnosis
Normospermia is the medical term used to refer to normal sperm analysis results after examining the different sperm parameters. Thus, normozoospermia is every man's wish. Read more

What recommendations should be followed to improve sperm quality?
There are certain habits related to the current lifestyle that can affect semen quality. Therefore, knowing these habits and modifying them could improve sperm quality. Among these factors that could reduce semen quality are obesity, tobacco, and alcohol consumption, among others. Read more

What is oxidative stress and how does it affect male fertility?
Oxidative stress occurs when there is an imbalance between reactive oxygen species (ROS) and the body's antioxidants that should neutralize them. Sperm cells are particularly susceptible to damage from oxidative stress, which can lead to male infertility. Read more

Male Fertility - Parts & Functions of the Male Reproductive System
Fertility in men depends on the proper functioning of the male reproductive apparatus and its regulation by the endocrine system. Read more

What effects does marijuana have on male and female fertility?
Marijuana consumption can cause infertility in men, since it decreases the energy that sperm cells need to reach the egg and fertilize it Read more

BrudyFertilAOX: the antioxidant that promotes fertility
BrudyFertilAOX is an antioxidant that facilitates the achievement of pregnancy. It contains fatty acids (DHA), minerals (zinc, selenium) and vitamins. Read more

