Despite the fact that male and female factors play a statistically equal role in infertility cases, female infertility receives more emphasis culturally. But men experience the stress of infertility too, and have been left out of the conversation for too long. Dr. Kevin Doody, co-founder of CARE Fertility, shares his insights about male infertility, including how perceptions of it have evolved — and what men who may have a fertility problem need to know and do today.
Read MoreWhen Matt and Carissa first had difficulty building their family, they had reason to suspect it was a female issue. Only later did they realize that a severe male factor was causing their infertility. After giving birth to their (surprise!) identical twins last October, Carissa shared her story of their experience with effortless IVF®. This time, we're hearing from Matt on what that journey was like for him.
Read MoreInfertility is experienced by up to 15% of couples in the United States - and for a third of those couples, male factors play a role. Dr. Kevin Doody answers your most commonly-asked questions about male infertility.
Read MoreLow sperm motility refers to the inability of the sperm move quickly and efficiently toward their desired destination, the egg. Among men with low sperm motility, the majority of the sperm are too slow and haphazard in their motion to make it to the egg; in fact, most probably do not make it past the vaginal canal. Those that do usually die immediately. There are several possible causes for low sperm motility.
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