Treatment of male infertility
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New medical technologies at the IVMED clinic effectively help in the most difficult cases of male infertility treatment.
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- 7 types of semen tests in the andrology laboratory
- 12 accurate methods for diagnosing the male factor of infertility
- 5 effective methods of surgical sperm retrieval
- 95% effectiveness of azoospermia treatment
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Procedures for men at IVMED
Treatment of infertility in men
Approximately 30% of couples who are sexually active without contraceptives wait three months or more for a new addition to their family. Another 60% of couples wait more than seven months for a replenishment. Only 10% of couples have a successful conception after almost a year of trying to conceive.
Doctors advise to consult a reproductive specialist if a woman has no pregnancy after a year of active sexual activity. At the same time, there are separate examination protocols for both partners.
Before the introduction of modern assisted reproductive technologies, it was mistakenly assumed that the reason for the absence of pregnancy lies in the woman’s condition. Today, according to statistics, about 40-45% of infertility cases are caused by the male factor. Therefore, reproductive specialists advise men to undergo an examination to determine the causes of infertility.
Male infertility: causes
- Anatomical abnormalities of the male genitalia (for example, hypospadias or obstruction of the vas deferens)
- Sexual and ejaculatory dysfunction (impotence, retrograde ejaculation)
- Endocrine hypothalamic-pituitary pathologies leading to disorders of spermatogenesis (hyperprolactinemia, hypogonadotropic hyponadism, etc.)
- Inflammatory and infectious diseases (e.g., chronic prostatitis)
- Disorders of spermatogenesis due to genetic diseases
- Immunological disorders (the presence of autoimmune antibodies to sperm)
- Varicoceles
- Disorders of spermatogenesis due to the influence of exogenous factors (radiation and chemotherapy, medication, alcohol, etc.)
There are three categories of mechanisms of male infertility:
- sperm are not formed at all
- sperm do not mature
- seminal fluid does not enter the woman's reproductive system in a physiological way.
Male infertility: what are the symptoms?
As a rule, there are no symptoms of male infertility. A man learns about a low level of fertility at an appointment with an andrologist or reproductive specialist after starting infertility treatment and the necessary examinations.
There are several indirect factors of male infertility: a small amount of ejaculate, problems with potency, pain during intercourse.
The male factor of infertility is increasingly associated with disorders of the formation and maturity of germ cells (gametes), i.e. their ability to fertilize an egg.
Diagnosis of male infertility
Diagnosis of male infertility involves various studies aimed at assessing the reproductive function of the body.
First of all, the urologist andrologist prescribes
spermogram
which can reveal certain disorders in the process of spermatogenesis.
Among the main indicators that are considered when deciphering the study are the total amount of ejaculate, the concentration of sperm in semen, the percentage of motile sperm in their total number, and the percentage of morphologically normal forms.
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Diagnostic tests, the choice of treatment, medications, programs - everything is adapted to your individual indicators and circumstances.
