High cholesterol can affect the fertility of both men and women
Hypercholesterolemia, which means high cholesterol, can impact the reproductive capacity of both men and women. In women, it can disrupt... View Article
Hypercholesterolemia, which means high cholesterol, can impact the reproductive capacity of both men and women. In women, it can disrupt... View Article
According to a report published last June by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), in 2022, the highest number of... View Article
We talk about low sperm count when a seminal sample contains a number of sperm below the normal range. This... View Article
When it comes to discussing male fertility issues, the focus is normally on whether there is enough sperm, and the... View Article
Once a disease most frequently seen in young children, mumps is now becoming far more common amongst older children and... View Article
As people prepare to become parents, it’s all too easy to focus on the woman’s health and her ability to conceive and maintain a healthy pregnancy. But these days we have a growing awareness that fertility difficulties also have to do with the male partner, and that there’s plenty that men can do to maximise their fertility and prepare for the best start in life for their baby. In this article we look at the issue of preconception health for men. We propose a few simple dos and don’ts, as well as offering some male fertility tips and answering frequently asked questions about protecting the quality and quantity of sperm. We look at lifestyle issues and where to get help if low fertility, or even infertility, becomes an issue.
Research carried out by IVI has shown that levels of male infertility have almost doubled in just over a decade.... View Article