Fertility in Annanagar

Common male-factor concerns include:

• Low sperm concentration
• Poor sperm motility
• Abnormal sperm morphology
• Varicocele
• Hormonal disorders
• Previous infections or injuries
• Certain medications
• Lifestyle and environmental factors
• Problems with ejaculation or sperm transport

A semen analysis is often one of the first investigations recommended when evaluating male fertility. Additional testing may be considered depending on the results and medical history.

Unexplained Infertility

Sometimes standard fertility investigations show no obvious abnormality even though pregnancy has not occurred. This situation is commonly referred to as unexplained infertility.

It does not mean that conception is impossible or that the problem is imaginary. Some reproductive factors are difficult to detect through routine testing. Depending on age, duration of infertility, previous treatment, and test results, a fertility specialist may recommend continued observation, ovulation treatment, IUI, IVF, or another appropriate approach.

Why Both Partners Should Be Evaluated

Fertility assessment should not automatically focus only on the woman. Male factors contribute to a substantial proportion of infertility cases, either independently or alongside female factors.

A comprehensive evaluation may include reproductive history, physical assessment, hormone testing, ultrasound, semen analysis, ovarian reserve testing, tubal assessment, or other investigations when clinically appropriate.

At Rathimed Fertility Centre, the evaluation process can include dedicated andrology services for male reproductive assessment, including semen testing and other investigations based on individual requirements.

Meet Your Fertility Specialist

Choosing an experienced fertility specialist can make the treatment process easier to understand and navigate.