Male Infertility – The Rarely Discussed Aftermath
The following is a guest post shared with DCYBs from our friends at Fertility Help Hub. FHH's founder, Eloise, talks openly at FHH about her personal journey using donor sperm after her husband’s [...]
Meet the Male Reproductive Health Initiative (MRHI), a global consortium fighting to get sperm the attention they need.
Male reproductive health is in crisis. Recent evidence of declining sperm counts and increasing male reproductive-system abnormalities reveals that this is a global problem that is rapidly worsening. In many [...]
Why Supplements Can Boost Men’s Health and Fertility
Proper nutrition is critical to our health in so many ways. Our bodies need the proper amount of certain vitamins and minerals to effectively perform their processes, as well as [...]
Does insurance cover male infertility?
When you are trying to grow your family and month after month passes with no pregnancy, the wheels start turning, what could be going on? Doctors are great resources, but [...]
What to expect: Cost and coverage related to male infertility care
How much do male fertility treatments cost? Infertility care is often expensive and not covered by insurance. This article provides a quick description of the diagnostics tests and treatment options [...]
How many sperm do you need for intrauterine insemination (IUI)?
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a popular first line fertility treatment option for couples who struggle to conceive on their own. It is particularly effective for couples who have difficulty with ovulation, cervical issues, low sperm count, sexual dysfunction, unexplained infertility or mild endometriosis.
How long does it take to increase your sperm count?
Wait, sperm count can change? Yes. Sperm count changes over the course of days, weeks, months and years in response to changes in your habits, health and even the weather. This article reviews some of the most common techniques and treatments used to boost sperm count, and how long it can take to see results.
IVF or ICSI: What is the best way to fertilize an egg?
IVF vs ICSI, which is better? Couples faced with male infertility are often given many options for fertility treatment. Learn what's best.
Can Clomid treat male infertility?
Clomid, generically known as clomiphene citrate, is often a first line drug to help induce ovulation in women. It is also commonly prescribed to men to treat infertility and low T. This article summarizes what Clomid is, how it works and when it is most likely to be effective as a fertility treatment for men.
Does icing your balls improve fertility? The skinny on testicular cooling
Is icing your balls a way to hack your fertility? We reviewed the research and are encouraged that it could help some men make dramatic improvements in semen quality. We've also written up some best practices to make cooling as effective as possible.
What to Expect at a Fertility Clinic: Your first visit
A visit to the fertility clinic does not have to be a daunting experience. Here's a brief overview about what to expect if you decide to visit a specialist.
Treating Low T: Sperm Friendly Alternatives to Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is incredibly powerful for relieving symptoms of low T, but it has a well known side effect of shutting down sperm production. Luckily, there are a number of alternative medications that have been shown to be effective at boosting T levels while maintaining and in some cases even boosting sperm counts.
Does masturbation lower sperm count?
A lot of men have asked if masturbation lowers sperm count or fertility. Learn how frequent masturbation can impact a man's chances of conception.
