There are many factors that lead to male infertility. According to various studies, varicoceles, a benign condition of the testes observed in about 15 to 20 percent of the male population, could be one of them. What Is a Varicocele? A varicocele is a swelling in the scrotum that is caused by an ... Read More
When Should You Have Your Fertility Checked? It is normal for it to take several months to become pregnant. However, at some point of being unsuccessful at conceiving, seeking a doctor’s opinion and having your fertility tested can be a good idea. You might want to consider having your fertility ... Read More
Celiac disease is a widespread chronic disease in the US and Europe that persists for a lifetime. It is assumed that one in 100 people are affected. In Europe, celiac disease is one of the most common food intolerances. Women are affected approximately twice as often as men. The disease has a ... Read More
According to research, becoming infected with the Zika virus can make men sterile. This was shown in a recent study. Until now, science focused on the effects of the virus on fetal development since an infection with Zika during pregnancy can cause abnormalities in the fetal skull and brain. The ... Read More
There is an old adage which states, “That which does not kill us makes us stronger.” The message here is that resistance and pushback, conflict and adversity, challenge and hardship are good for spirit, soul and body. Many can attest to the truth of this maxim but—like all truisms—there are ... Read More
Fertility issues are more common than you may think. In fact, it's estimated that more than an eighth of couples will experience some kind of difficulty conceiving. These problems can arise from a number of factors including genetics. How Genetic Role in Fertility Varies by Sex Genetic makeup ... Read More
New studies show: Sperm originating from the first part of the ejaculate is more fertile. This insight could prove especially important for couples undergoing artificial insemination since it may help increase the chances of conception. Sperm Has Different Functions During ejaculation, millions of ... Read More
The widespread notion that working out lowers a man's sperm count is wrong. This is according to recent studies that have pointed to one fact: Moderate cardio exercise can significantly improve male fertility. These two primary studies include one published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine ... Read More
