For couples struggling with infertility, there are few lifestyle changes men can make to improve the size and shape of their sperm, suggested a new study.
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‘Inconceivable’ Mom: After Infertility, IVF Mistake and Surrogacy, I’m Pregnant…Naturally!
Carolyn and Sean Savage with their five children… soon to be six. After years of struggling with infertility — and giving birth to another couple’s child after an IVF clinic mistake — this is one (happy) surprise she never expected.
The Truth About Male Fertility: Biological And Environmental Factors Behind Making Sperm Swim
There are plenty of rumors and myths surrounding infertility: both for females and males. Male infertility is caused by a number of factors, such as abnormal sperm production, or disruptions in the size and shape of sperm. Low sperm concentration, blocked sperm delivery, and hormonal problems are also often to blame for infertility.But in addition to genetics and biology, lifestyle and environment play quite a major role too: a man’s age, levels of alcohol and tobacco consumption, possible STD infections, weight, and even exposure to heat can all have an effect on male fertility.
Cell Phone in Your Pant Pocket is Killing Sperms Leading to Infertility
Cell phones, an integral part of everyday life, is also known for some health hazards. The radiation from cell phones is a major cause of concern. This new study, led by researchers at the University of Exeter, highlights the strong association between cell phone radiation and male infertility.
Male Infertility Linked to Increased Mortality
Men who were found to have abnormal semen parameters in an infertility evaluation had a higher risk for death compared with men who underwent an infertility evaluation but were found to have normal semen parameters, according to a cohort study published online May 16 in Human Reproduction. The higher mortality rate in these men may suggest a common cause of infertility and mortality
Infertility Support Group Advocates For New Legislation
One in eight couples are struggling with infertility, and a local group is trying to do something about it. A Jackson woman started a new support group for couples dealing with infertility. The National Infertility Association, “Resolve” opened a new chapter here in mid-Michigan in Jackson.
National Infertility Awareness Week
Infertility is not something you can prepare yourself for.
Infertility: Not Just a Problem for Women
Are you having problems getting pregnant? You may be doing all you can to increase your odds, but part – or all – of your struggle with infertility might be to blame on your guy. In approximately 40 percent of couples, the male partner is either the sole cause or a contributing cause to infertility, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
5 Foods That Can Help Boost Fertility
Infertility affects about 12 percent of couples, a statistic attributed partly by some studies to an increasingly Western-style diet, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
Taxes and Infertility: A How-to Guide
It’s that time of year again! Tax time. If you are wondering if you qualify for tax deductions based on your infertility treatment look no further—the following excerpt from the newly release book, The IVF Journal, has everything you need to figure out how to make deductions, if you qualify. We are thrilled to be sharing this exclusive excerpt, which includes free, downloadable worksheets.