Male Infertility
More often than not the predominant topic regarding fertility is based
around women and womens fertility treatments. According to some reports
male infertility is neglected and not often reported on researched in
comparison to its female counterparts. Often fertility experts examine the
male, but generally the female is the person constantly checked on to see if
any shifts have been made to the patients health.
BBC News said, "Around one in six couples experience fertility problems at
some point in their lives and seek advice from a doctor. Tests show that
between 30% to 50% of problems are with the male partner. During any one
year, millions of men throughout the world struggle to father children, and
many more may not be aware of a fertility problem because they have not yet
decided to start a family. Others may realise there is a problem and simply
give up trying."
In some countries like Denmark it is said that 25% of men witness
infertility issues. So clearly fertility clincs and physicians need to be
aware and educating the public worldwide to alleviate such problems.
Posted by Tala on 4/30/2009 3:25:45 PM
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