The Desire for Children in Men
Male fertility plays just as important a role in the desire for children as female fertility. If pregnancy does not occur, it therefore makes sense to include both partners in the evaluation from the very beginning. Here you can find out how male fertility can be examined, which factors influence sperm quality, and which treatment options exist for impaired fertility.
Diagnostics for Men
If pregnancy does not occur, it is advisable to clarify male fertility early on. Since impaired fertility often causes no noticeable symptoms, a corresponding evaluation can provide important clues. A spermiogram usually forms the basis for this. Depending on the results and personal medical history, further examinations may be useful to identify possible causes and plan the next steps precisely.
Prevention for Men
Sperm quality can be influenced by various factors – including smoking, alcohol, obesity, heat, certain medications, illnesses, and other lifestyle and environmental factors. Learn what you can do yourself to create the best possible conditions for your fertility.
