Apr-15-2025
Introduction: Breaking the Silence Around Male Infertility
Infertility is not just a female issue. In nearly 50% of cases, male factors contribute to a couple's inability to conceive. Yet, due to stigma, many men delay diagnosis and treatment. At New World Fertility, we offer a safe, confidential space where men can get the expert help they need—backed by science, compassion, and proven results.
If you're struggling to conceive, you're not alone—and it's treatable.
What is Male Infertility?
Male infertility refers to a man's inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female, usually due to issues with sperm quantity, quality, or delivery. It may be temporary or chronic, but with the right treatment, most men can improve their fertility or successfully conceive using assisted reproductive techniques.
Key Causes of Male Infertility
Understanding the root cause is the first step. Common causes include:
???? Low Sperm Count (Oligospermia)
Insufficient sperm production reduces the chances of fertilisation.
???? Poor Sperm Motility or Morphology
Sperm may be too slow or abnormally shaped to reach or penetrate the egg.
???? Hormonal Imbalances
Low testosterone or other hormone dysfunctions can affect sperm production.
???? Varicocele
Enlarged veins in the scrotum can impair sperm health and temperature regulation.
???? Lifestyle & Environmental Factors
Smoking, alcohol, or drug use
Obesity
Heat exposure (e.g., saunas, laptops)
Stress and lack of sleep
???? Genetic Conditions
Klinefelter syndrome or Y-chromosome microdeletions can impair fertility.
???? Infections & Blockages
STIs, prostatitis, or obstructed tubes can prevent sperm from reaching the semen.
Common Symptoms of Male Infertility
Many men don’t realise they’re infertile until trying to conceive. Watch for:
Difficulty conceiving after 12 months of unprotected sex
Low libido or erectile dysfunction
Pain or swelling in the testicles
Decreased facial/body hair (hormonal signs)
History of testicular injury, surgery, or mumps
How is Male Infertility Diagnosed at New World Fertility?
Our fertility specialists use non-invasive and advanced diagnostic tools to pinpoint the problem:
Semen Analysis: Evaluates sperm count, motility, and morphology
Hormone Blood Tests: FSH, LH, testosterone, and prolactin levels
Scrotal Ultrasound: Detects varicocele or structural issues
Genetic Testing: Identifies inherited disorders
Sperm DNA Fragmentation Test: Assesses sperm quality
Testicular Biopsy (in rare cases): Checks sperm production directly
???? All tests are conducted in a confidential, respectful environment.
Proven Treatments for Male Infertility
Based on diagnosis, we create personalised treatment plans to maximise your chances of success.
• Lifestyle Optimization & Supplements
Quit smoking, maintain a healthy weight, reduce stress, and take fertility-supporting antioxidants (CoQ10, zinc, selenium, folic acid).
Medications & Hormone Therapy
Used to boost sperm production or correct hormonal imbalances.
Surgery
Varicocelectomy: Treats varicocele
Sperm Retrieval (TESA, PESA): For use in IVF-ICSI in low/no sperm cases
Assisted Reproductive Techniques
IUI (Intrauterine Insemination): For mild male factor infertility
IVF with ICSI: For low count, poor motility, or severe abnormalities
Our ICSI success rates are among the highest in India, thanks to precise sperm selection techniques and embryology excellence.
Real Stories, Real Success
"After three years of trying and multiple failed attempts elsewhere, New World Fertility gave us answers. My husband's sperm count was low, but with ICSI, we welcomed our baby girl within 9 months of treatment!"
— Ritika & Sahil
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Why Choose New World Fertility for Male Infertility?
Advanced Andrology Lab for Male Fertility
Expert Urologists & Fertility Specialists
Highest Standards in Diagnostics & ICSI
Confidential & Compassionate Care
Customised, Cost-Effective Treatment Plans
Get a Free Consultation with our male fertility specialist today and take the first step towards parenthood.
FAQs:
Male Infertility
Q. Can male infertility be reversed?
Yes, many cases are treatable with lifestyle changes, medications, or assisted techniques.
Q. Does male infertility mean no sperm at all?
Not always. Many men have reduced sperm count or quality, not a complete absence.
Q. Is IVF the only solution for male infertility?
No, mild issues can be treated with IUI or medical therapy.
Q. Can stress affect sperm?
Yes, chronic stress can lower testosterone and reduce sperm quality.
Conclusion: Don’t Wait, Investigate
Male infertility is common, treatable, and nothing to be ashamed of. The sooner you get diagnosed, the sooner you can find solutions. Whether you're just starting your journey or have tried elsewhere, New World Fertility is here to help you achieve fatherhood with expertise, empathy, and advanced technology.