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To get started, letβs kick off with a few statistics on todayβs state of male fertility and sperm health:[…] Mild male factor infertility. Your partner’s semen analysis, one of the first steps in the medical assessment of infertility, may show below-average sperm concentration, weak movement (motility) of sperm, or abnormalities in sperm size and shape (morphology). IUI can overcome some of these problems because preparing sperm for the procedure helps separate highly motile, normal sperm from those of lower quality. For more information on what factors affect male fertility, please see this blog post. […]
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[…] to nourish and sustain a fertilized egg. In men, stress can disrupt sperm mobility and motility (learn more about The Male Factor here). Research shows that exercise can be a great stress reliever and when done correctly, can be […]
[…] Mild male factor infertility. Your partner’s semen analysis, one of the first steps in the medical assessment of infertility, may show below-average sperm concentration, weak movement (motility) of sperm, or abnormalities in sperm size and shape (morphology). IUI can overcome some of these problems because preparing sperm for the procedure helps separate highly motile, normal sperm from those of lower quality. For more information on what factors affect male fertility, please see this blog post. […]