What is male sterility?
Male sterility is a health condition characterized by the inability to fertilize the egg. In approximately 40% of pairs fighting infertility, the problem of male sterility. There are a number of reasons why men are infertile and several healing approaches can be used to solve sterility in men. Treatment is usually provided by a fertility doctor who can draw on specialized training and experience in diagnosis and treatment of male sterility. In other cases, infertility may be caused by a problem with a person's reproductive system, such as reduced sperm production or poor motility between sperm. Testing usually includes the collection of patient medical history and sperm sample and physical examination will also be performed. Environmental factors
Environmental factors can often contribute to male sterility. Exposure to radiation and some chemicals can cause fertilias. The problem can also be of genetic nature. In some cases, certain courses of medical treatment may lead to sterility, in which case the drug mayAR recommend that the man considers that the sperm sample gathered before treatment to have the opportunity to have children in the future. For example, cancer treatment usually causes sterility and a young man treated for cancer may not be ready to give up the chance to have children.
Treatment approaches may vary from repairing the basic cause and allowing couples to naturally collect samples for in vitro fertilization. If sterility cannot be addressed, fertility physician can recommend pregnancy by sperm donor.
infertility can be very psychologically disturbing for men, especially if it is associated with impotence. Some men consider to be useful to work with a psychologist or similar mental health expert on issues and issues that occur during the process of treatment of infertility. As with infertility in women, it is important to realize that the problem is not unusual and usually is not a mistake of a person that has problemswith fertility.
Some men may intentionally decide to induce sterility, either temporarily or in the long run. Vasectomy is the most famous technique used to create permanent male sterility, but it is also possible to use implants to block sperm passage for temporary sterility or to use hormonal drugs to induce sterility or impotence. Male sterility is usually intentionally induced because one does not want to have children, or is not yet ready to have children and in some areas of the world, so -called chemical castration with hormones is used to manage sexual offenders.