Essential Details About Infertility in Men

Usma Clinic / December 14, 2021

Infertility men refer to a man's inability to get a woman pregnant. It's only if he's had frequent sex with her for over a year without using contraception.

Male Infertility Types:

Here are the different types of infertility which men go through:

1. Male infertility: Infertility in men is the most basic form of infertility. It could be due to a single issue with the male reproductive system, while the rest of the body functions normally. A man's erectile organ generates sperm, then sends it deep into a woman's vaginal canal. He is, however, infertile for unknown reasons. It's possible that the sperm count is low or that the sperm aren't in the correct shape and size. In such cases, determining the valid reason for an inability to conceive becomes difficult.

2. Male sterility: Male sterility occurs when the testes do not descend into the scrotal sacs (testis bags). It's known as cryptorchidism. It's a genital flaw. Various malformations can also cause sterility in the organ or erectile dysfunction. The male partner's fluid is intentionally injected into the woman's vagina in such circumstances. Sperm that have a low sperm count is useless. In this scenario, a donor's seminal fluid is the answer to male infertility. If the condition persists, more therapies are possible.

3. Psychological infertility in men: It appears that guys who despise sex in any way are infertile. They are, nonetheless, capable of procreation provided they have overcome their psychological difficulties. This is how homosexuality works. As an infertility type, it is less common among men.

Men's Infertility Symptoms

1. Problems with sex, such as PE or a low fluid volume

2. Scrotal sac pain and swelling

3. Nightfall’s and abdominal pain

4. The sense of smell is harmed.

5. Female spouse is unable to conceive

6. Gynecomastia (male breast and mammary gland development)

7. Reduced secondary sexual characteristics such as facial and body hair

8. Itching or burning in the area around the organ

When Should You See A Doctor If You're A Man who has Infertility?

When you've tried for a year and failed to conceive a child, it's time to consult a doctor. Someone could be infected with a sexually transmitted disease if you had intercourse with several partners. You should see a doctor as soon as possible, preferably before the twelve-month mark.

Other Things to Think About Before Visiting An Infertility Clinic:

1. Having difficulties with sex

3. If you have any swelling or clumps in your genital areas after sterilization operations, such as a vasectomy

4. If your testes region has ever been subjected to shocks as a result of an accident

Stressing out about a situation makes things worse. So chill out and keep your wits about you; it's not the end of the world.