How Does Diabetes Affect Male Fertility?
Diabetes causes high levels of sugar (explicitly, a sugar called glucose) in your blood. Insulin is the hormone that brings down your glucose levels. Diabetes happens or occurs when the pancreas (the organ that makes insulin), cannot produce insulin, or when your body does not respond to insulin. The glucose levels begin to rise if there ‘isn’t enough insulin in the body, at the point which, it starts to trigger diabetes. If you have diabetes, you will be likely to have a higher possibility of being prone to sexual and regenerative medical issues. Some of the male infertility conditions that …
What are the ways to maintain male fertility?
Infertility is the main cause of being childless which brings unhappiness among couples who wish to have kids. Barrenness can occur due to a defect in male or female partner. There are many reasons for male infertility and female infertility. Let us discuss in detail about male infertility and what measures can be taken to prevent it. Male Infertility issue: Either or both of the partners may be responsible for not having any child due to their fertility deficiency. If this deficiency is present in the male partner then it is called male infertility. Consulting an andrologist can help to …
A Few Facts about Infertility
Cases of male infertility are as common as that of female infertility if not more. With the drastic changes in lifestyle (increase in the rate of smoking, drinking and late pregnancy), don’t be surprised if you actually end up seeing infertility taking a monstrous shape in the near future. Infertility among men and women: What is the difference? Needless to say, with the passage of time (and growth in the rate of infertility), the significance of infertility treatments like In-vitro fertilization will only be felt more intensely. Let us learn about the basic difference between infertility among men and women. …
Infertility Treatment for Men: What you Need to Know
Men are broadly classified as infertile primarily owing to two conditions – a) when there is no sperm produced at all and b) when there is a problem in transmitting the sperm. This is one of the reasons why a few men find it difficult to contribute to the process of conception – which of course remains a natural experience for most couples. Don’t get us wrong! Infertility today is a widespread problem. In fact, reports suggest that when it comes to one in five childless couples, the problem lies with the male partner and not the female. It has …
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