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Male fertility matters — we’re here for you

Because parenthood
takes two…

We believe fertility is a journey shared by both partners, not just a woman’s responsibility. Research from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development shows that male reproductive health is involved in nearly one out of every three cases of infertility, either on its own or alongside female factors. Yet, many men carry this silently, often without the support they deserve.

Our specialists are here to listen, guide, and provide advanced treatments along with gentle counseling. We want every man to feel understood, supported, and confident as he takes steps toward parenthood.

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When should you seek help?

Male infertility often shows subtle signs, but timely diagnosis makes all the difference. Consult a specialist if you notice:

Difficulty conceiving despite regular unprotected intercourse

Low sperm count or poor semen quality

Challenges with erection or ejaculation

Hormonal imbalances such as low testosterone

Pain, swelling, or lumps in the testicles

History of medical conditions, surgeries, or lifestyle factors

From the first worry to the
care you deserve…

Our treatment options are tailored to your health, your comfort, and your dreams of building a family.

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Let’s talk about what’s been left unspoken

Taking the first step can feel difficult, but you are not alone. Here, you’ll find clarity, comfort, and care for your fertility journey.

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FAQs About Male Infertility Treatment & Tests

A male fertility test usually begins with semen analysis, which evaluates sperm concentration, motility, morphology and other semen parameters. It is the first-line test for assessing male fertility, although additional hormone, genetic or sperm DNA tests may be recommended depending on the findings. 

Yes, many causes of male infertility can be managed with appropriate treatment. Male infertility treatment may include lifestyle changes, medicines, surgery, IUI, IVF, ICSI or surgical sperm retrieval. The most suitable approach depends on the underlying cause, semen results and the couple’s overall fertility evaluation. 

According to current WHO reference values, a sperm concentration of about 16 million sperm per mL or more is around the lower reference limit. However, a fertility test for men also considers motility, morphology, semen volume and other factors, so sperm count alone cannot determine fertility. 

No. A low sperm count does not automatically mean IVF is required. Depending on sperm concentration, motility, female fertility factors and how long the couple has been trying to conceive, options may include natural conception, IUI or IVF with ICSI. 

Healthy lifestyle changes may support sperm health, particularly when smoking, obesity, excessive alcohol, heat exposure or other modifiable factors are present. However, lifestyle measures cannot correct every cause of infertility, so a male fertility test and medical evaluation are important before relying on lifestyle changes alone. 

Azoospermia means no sperm are detected in the ejaculate. Treatment depends on whether the cause is obstructive or related to impaired sperm production. Options may include treating an underlying condition, surgical correction where appropriate, or sperm retrieval procedures such as TESA, PESA or micro-TESE for use with ICSI. 

The duration of infertility treatment for men depends on the diagnosis and treatment required. Some conditions can be addressed within weeks, while medical treatment or lifestyle changes may need several months because sperm development takes time. IVF, ICSI or surgical sperm retrieval follow their own treatment timelines. 

To enquire about male fertility services at Motherhood Fertility & IVF, call 080 6723 8900 or email info@motherhoodivf.com. The team can guide you on semen analysis, advanced male fertility tests and appropriate treatment options based on your evaluation. 

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