Male Infertility 

Almost one in every seven spouses experience infertility issues. This generally means they are unable to conceive a child despite having regular, unprotected intercourse for one or even more years. Male infertility may play a role in up to half of the couples with the problem. 

Male infertility may occur due to abnormal sperm function, low sperm count, or sperm delivery blockages. Sometimes, it can be caused by injuries, illnesses, chronic medical conditions, lifestyle choices, or other aspects.

Generally, the inability to make a partner pregnant might be frustrating and stressful. Luckily, there are a variety of male infertility treatments options available.