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Infertility
in men is most often caused by:problems making sperm -- producing too
few sperm or none at allproblems with the sperm's ability to reach the
egg and fertilize it -- abnormal sperm shape or structure prevent it
from moving correctly. Infertility can be treated with medicine,
surgery, artificial insemination or assisted reproductive
technology. Infertility treatment can be physically
uncomfortable, time-consuming, exhausting, and costly — all
without a guarantee of success. Infertility is also defined in
specific terms as the failure to conceive after a year of regular
intercourse without contraception. Infertility primarily refers
to the biological inability of a man or a woman to contribute to
conception. Infertility may also refer to the state of a woman
who is unable to carry a pregnancy to full term. Infertility
affects approximately 10% of people of reproductive age [2], and 15% of
couples.
Welcome to Your Infertility Resource Center |
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At Your Infertility Resource Center you will find great
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about infertility.
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we wish you the best!
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An Often Overlooked Male Infertility Treatment Option: Pre-conception Care
By Carol Andrews
While many doctors, gynecologists and OB/GYN's will tell you that pre-conception care doesn't make much difference in terms of infertility treatment, there have been studies Read more...
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How To Finance Your Infertility Treatments
By Carol Andrews
Even for couples lucky enough to have health insurance to cover their infertility treatment, there are numerous out of pocket expenses associated with every infertility Read more...
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